Ceiling fans Yay or Nay?

Most people love ceiling fans and can help save energy, especially in the summer. Every home built by Drake Homes Inc. has included ceiling fans in both the living area and primary bedroom. We’ve even installed them in a library and game room!

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Fans fans fans

It’s the Gulf Coast of Texas and ceiling fans are de rigueur (if fans can be!) In this Drake Homes Inc. development, the fans are both inside and out.

Knox Villas

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Cleaning!

Spring is here and can spring cleaning be far behind? I just found one of the very best suggestions for cleaning ceiling fans, I can’t imagine why I never thought of using a pillow case!

 

http://www.bobvila.com/slideshow/21-timesaving-tricks-that-will-change-the-way-you-clean-49923/?bv=ca#.VvDOoEfii0I

 

Many good ideas, many you’ll know already but just the one I read will make my year around cleaning easier and more efficient.

 

When you’re done with cleaning hints, please visit us at:

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Ashland Square by Drake Homes Inc.

More for 227 Avondale, Houston, Texas

Went back to look more closely to this photo from the home at 227 Avondale, Houston. I can’t pretend to know just what all those plugs are for, but for certain, if you need to connect, it simply Must be ready to go for you!

And look at the master bathroom shower! Knobs galore!

Contact Ron Berwick for more information: (713) 907-2411
Email: ron.berwick@sudhoffco.com

Avondale Park by Drake Homes Inc.
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http://search.har.com/site/227-avondale_SITE42283844.htm

Ceiling Fans!

It’s that time of the year! Use your ceiling fan to help warm a room and reduce heating bills. Change the fan’s rotation to “clockwise” which will move warm air down and circulate it to make the room warmer.

From CeilingFan.org:

The ceiling fan direction in winter should be rotating clockwise or reverse. Warm air rises and gets trapped near the ceiling so when the ceiling fan direction is in reverse mode it circulates the warm air from the ceiling to the floor helping take the chill out of the air. Without a ceiling Fan the warm air would continue to be trapped near the ceiling and the floor level would continue to stay cold. The reverse mode only works if the fan is on low.

Living area from one of our outstanding plans at The Villas on Graustark by Drake Homes Inc.

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This room has it all!

Stunning wood floors, plenty of light flowing through great windows, a ceiling fan and a delightful customized ceiling!

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Favorite Wood Floors!

great lightening and a ceiling fan! Get them all at Drake Homes Inc single family homes!

Chilling out with Ceiling Fans

Maybe it’s just me, but I can not remember which way the ceiling fan blades should turn in the summer to increase cooling. Just found it, once again, on a site about saving energy:

Fan smarts.

• Ceiling fans will only cool you, not the room, so don’t leave fans running in empty rooms.
• In the summer, make sure fan blades are turning counterclockwise, which will circulate cool air downward.
• Fans will only save you money if you set your thermostat higher as a result of fan use. Running ceiling fans and the air conditioner at full blast will only increase your energy bills.

Ceiling Fan…>Tuscany Woods by Drake Homes Inc