Remember to switch your ceiling fans to turn counter-clockwise in the summer, pulling warm air up and pushing cool air down. The best way to tell if it's turning in the right direction is to stand directly under the fan and look up at it - it should be turning counter-clockwise from that vantage point. Simple tips like this can actually help to save energy and money in your home or business. | PNM

That Ceiling Fan Switch Changes Everything! Your ceiling fan direction matters by season: IN THE WINTER: Switch the fan blades to spin CLOCKWISE at a low speed. Why? Well, warm air loves to hang out near the ceiling, and by running your fan in a clockwise direction, you're gently pushing that cozy warmth back down into your living space. So you can keep the heat in and around the people & room you actually WANT it to go into, without cranking up the thermostat and your heating bill. ……………………… IN