Remote Controlled Fan.

My Dyson fan has a remote- it’s really useful for when I am in bed - but has the added (dis) advantage of switching the bedroom TV on at the same time

Yes we love our Dyson remote, and the timer, so that it goes off after we are asleep.

The tower fan downstairs, also has a remote, but we don't use that as much.

but has the added dis advantage of switching the TV on at the same time

This made me laugh **MawBe .

Hope your not like me, with the sound up high? If I switch it on unexpectedly, it's loud enough to give the neighbours a fright!

I'm thinking of getting remote controlled blinds now!

My tower fan with remote, decided it would change the settings on it's own. I would wake up to a roaring, oscillating gale with the damn thing beeping at me! Then it gave up altogether.

It's probably 15 years old or more though, so I'm wondering whether a Dyson would be worth it.

I had a Dimplex tower fan delivered from Argos today. It was about £70. It’s very good, has a remote, but is very noisy.
I’ve probably got it on the wrong setting.
The worst thing was trying to fit the circular base to it. Only four things that screwed in but it took me over an hour to get the holes lined up.
That’s down to my ineptitude though, not the fans.

We have a Dyson with remote best fan but expensive
Saying that it's downstairs as I am too lazy to carry it up so am using a different tower fan
Won't make a lot of difference my son is away and his 8st plus old English bulldog likes to share my bed and cuddle up my DH is sensibly in our bedroom

I recently purchased a Probreeze Circulator Fan, with remote control. It cosy just over £89.00. Very well made, efficient and silent. Top marks too for attractive design.
No assembly required.

drrr! Should read cost, not cosy.

Our tower fan has a remote and a timer. I wouldn’t like to guess it’s age, but it works so I sleep in a cool room.

Aldom - SILENT !!!
What bliss that must be.

Have a talll tower NETTA fan in my Living Room. Purchased two years ago, remote sits next to me in the container which has my other remotes. It is neat, white and very effect - whereas, not totally silent is not at all noisy. It nice, does not get in the way, and is a really useful piece of kit.

Have recently purchased a small tower fan for my bedroom (to replace the old, bulky fan). This has timer control, but no remote. Found it impossible to find a small one with a remote. Even with my windows open have been using this when I first go to bed at night and does keep the room nice and airy. Putting on the timer means I do not need a remote.

I have two remote controlled tower fans, one Dyson and one Honeywell. Both are invaluable as the heat adversely affects me. I don't have to get out of bed or off the sofa to change the settings. Lazy or what

I have a Dyson with remote control, it has been on continuously for the last 48 hours, couldn't manage without it now.

Thanks to whoever mentioned that tower fans have filters. We thought we were going to have to replace one of ours but OH
opened it up and cleaned out quite a lot of dust. Now back up and working much better.

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would you mind linking to some of these remote controlled fans which you think are good please? I need to buy one and would rather buy a recommended one

Jane Judge My oscillating fan with remote control is a Probreeze I've just Googled it and it is now reduced to around £65. I'm pleased with mine. I dread to think about how it would have been without it in the recent heat.

Putting our fans on a folded up towel reduces the noise. We don't need a remote, the fan is on all night!

My Dimplex fan on full power is like sitting beside a jumbo jet departing from Heathrow.
Throttle up ?

We’ve had a RC pedestal fan for ages. No idea what make, it’s very quiet and is usually in the big lounge. Today it’s blowing lovely cold air into the bedroom where I’m still sorting, folding, stacking and tidying. I’ve got loads done today.

Aldom we have their chiller unit, going great guns, love it.

There was a tip on Jeremy Vine this morning - to create your own 'air con' you can fill empty milk cartons or plastic bottles with water, freeze them, and stand them in front of a desk fan.

It won't look very swish, but it's not a bad idea ?

I had a remote controlled ceiling fan installed in my bedroom, last summer…..so glad I did. Only thing is, I find it difficult to leave my bed…..

I put my fan on today (£10 from a local shop about 10 years ago) and it fell over and the blades hit the frame and fell to pieces. But I do feel I have had my money's worth.

I have sent off for a posh tower one today which I hope will arrive before the weather breaks.