The direction a ceiling fan spins matters! Changing your ceiling fan direction seasonally is a simple way to SAVE YEAR-ROUND. Your fan direction in winter needs to be clockwise. - It's all about air circulation! A clockwise spin creates an updraft and circulates warm air around the room. It pulls the warm air trapped at the ceiling back down into the room, keeping you warm. - Save money on your utility bill! Using a ceiling fan in a clock-wise in winter works with your HVAC to help lower energy

Did you know ceiling fans can help save energy even during winter? Switching ceiling fans to rotate clockwise helps pull cool air up and push warm air down into the room, so you can turn down your thermostat. Find more winter energy saving tips: http://spr.ly/6186Knohj. | Duke Energy