Posted by fergienewbee on January 22, 2008 at 06:11:38 from (75.41.6.249):
We have a free-standing wood stove in our great room. We circulate the warm air using an ocillating floor fan placed to one side of the stove. My wife seems to think if she sets the fan on medium that it will push the air farther. It's about 35-40 feet to the opposite outside wall. The great room flows into the dining area with a nook at the end. The room is completely open. She was home all day yesterday feeding the stove, fan on medium, and complained it never warmed up above 67.
My thoughts are that the more warm air you try to push, the faster the warm air cools and drops. By using the low setting, the warm air stays up longer and you feel warmer. I turned the fan down to low and had it 72 in no time.
Am I right? Might be the first time in 24 years of marriage, so it's importatnt.
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