Are your ceiling fans set to turn counter-clockwise? A counter-clockwise fan pushes the cool air down, making the room feel up to 4 degrees cooler and allowing you to raise your thermostat with no loss of comfort. Learn more tips to save energy this summer: http://spr.ly/6186zc02E. | Duke Energy

10K views · 50 reactions | When a ceiling fan spins counterclockwise, it pushes cool air down to the floor which creates a “wind chill” effect, making you feel cooler. By making this simple adjustment to your ceiling fans, you could potentially save 30% on your energy bill. | Evergy | Facebook