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Foot Print Vent ceiling fan in my bedroom! :D
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Taken on 9/22/2024, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
I never said this to anymore, but one of the blades on that Hampton Bay Littleton had broken off about a month-in-a-half ago, so for this video I only went to turn that fan on for like 10 seconds and the turned it off afterwards.
(Sorry to say this folks, but I just can't handle to type down info of how or why the blade broke off, I've clearly known why, but it's just too much to tell about that.)
Sorry to say this folks, but no matter what decade Era were into, I feel like I may have to grow my roots back down to a lower level to go with whatever type of quality fan videos that are much like this again on my camera (I just can't really handle to do a perfectly great higher quality stuff as much in the future anymore, unless I'm able to get a new memory card, but I can't promise for that at all), there might still be at least another touch of a fan video in HD mode in general (and I think I did one before but that was like a month or 2 ago, but it will always slip out of my mind, unfortunately).
Anyways, Happy National fan day.
Sorry about the glare here though, but it's just how it really is, but it's still a really nice & novel looking fan here, I really like it & so is my Uncle. :)
Taken about at least a week ago, using my Canon Powershot camera.
For any of you who don't know the brand, I'll put'em here for ya'll:
1. In my bedroom: Westinghouse Casanova Supreme hugger
2. In my sister's bedroom: Hampton Bay Littleton
3. In the family room downstairs: Heritage Furneaux spinner
Also, for those of you that HAD been watching my videos since the 2010's Decade Era, I know that the other ceiling fans that I've had before (Broadmoore Limitor which I used to call it Sierra Victorian Copy, Seagull Lighting Main Street & that other Ornate fan that's in Brushed Nickel with that longer downrod), they have the adaption motor to install with 4 or 5 blades, but unfortunately THAT won't happen anytime soon, but I don't think it's really that important to attend of either.
As you can see at the beginning of the video, yes I decided to put a few pictures of these 3 fans here before the video file coming in. :)
And before we left, she was thinking if I can take it home with me, and after I looked carefully on the box (to take a good long look at the fan), I've made my decision that I decided to take it home with me after-all, because I'm really fond of having a 4-bladed hugger fan with a white motor AND best of all, they include a switch cap (and I also LOVE the greywood color side of the blades), I'll be doing another separate video for this fan later.
After we took it home from Utah, I decided to leave it in the garage for quite a while until after this Summer began (not just because of hot weather to approach, but just some other particular reason in my mind that I can't really explain here). Anyways, hope you enjoy the video, another video will be coming on the way, so stay tuned! :)
Oh, and after I took this video, I went to take this light-kit off and put the switch cap on it too (especially because of the fact that the afternoons are longer enough where I wouldn't really have to turn a light-kit on), I'll do 2 videos for that, one will be a brief video with the white side, and the other will be a full video with the greywood color side of the blades. :)
Taken about 2 weeks ago, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
And in case you've fully forgotten or never knew, whenever I'm at my grandma's house there, I'm only able to have internet access on my mobile phone, which means there's no internet access on any laptop, but if I had my dad with me on that recent trip (with or without my mom), I would've been able to upload this video a week ago (because he knows a good better way than my mom), but nope it's just me and my mom only, so I'm very sorry for this big delay. :/
Speaking of which, I did took one Remake fan video there (but that was my ONLY purpose of a goal to film at Grandma's house) which will approach sometime after this video, and I filmed it at least a couple times, but wanted do one with good better lighting.
Anyways, in the meantime, here's a video of this fan in my room, it's been looking like this since about almost 2 months ago (with this light-kit on here), and I put these white fob pull-chains on here to match the over'all color combo. :)
Taken about almost a couple weeks ago.
This fan has been like this for months. In case you don't know, yes I still have the original cane blades for this fan (they're currently in the garage months ago), I just think these blades themselves would look pretty cool with the fan here. I might plan to do another video of this fan with the blades flipped over to the other side, but that'll happen at a much later time.
This blue light-bulb has been on the center light-kit since this last December, I do plan to switch it back to a regular bulb sometime in general, but now right now though.
Oh yes, as you watch this fan video, my cat Oliver has been relaxing on the computer chair (he loves it there, but he also loved a few other spots themselves as well to sleep onto of).
Unfortunately, I had to operate it quickly because I had 3 minutes left on my card (and I currently don't really feel like checking on more files to delete of), so I'm gonna have to stick with 3 minute style vids until I manage to feel like freeing up more space. And no I can't be able to afford a new memory card for a while either.
My parents, sister Erin and I went to Utah to my Grandma's house again for Thanksgiving week, and because I came here again (and when it comes to road trips, I always love brings colored bulbs with me anyway), I decided to put a couple blue light bulbs and green bulb on both of these fans, majorly for the video. Basically, after I took the video in the first half, I went to take these bulbs out and put them in the other fan in the kitchen.
And yeah, when I unscrewed the green bulb (having just the two blue lights), the lighting on camera looks more like a purple-ish color, but in person of eye it really is a pure Blue color lighting. You probably may or may not be too familiar on what style of color lighting while watching throughout this video, but I'm actually a big fan of Purple color as much and Blue & Green anyways. I did unscrew both blue bulbs to show what the green color lighting looks like on both of these fans too. :)
Anyway, about like 15 or 20 minutes later after I took this 2nd video file here, I went to take out these colored bulbs and put the regular light-bulbs back on them, since I know regular lighting is still better & WAY more useful than this lighting color anyways, I just think this lighting looked pretty cool & fun for a good glimpse anyways.
Taken on 11/21/2023, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
Taken on 10/8/2023, using my Canon Powershot camera.
So, this was a fan that was from my Grandma's house in Utah, about like 3 weeks ago (when my dad and I went there) my mom showed it to me there and she said that I can take it home with me, so that's where I got this fan.
So for this video, here it is in operation, it's got a 3-speed slide control on the bottom, and I really liked the oscillation control on top of it too! :)
Taken a couple days ago (because the temperature outside that day was like 85-ish degrees, and today is like 65), using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
In this video, I decided to show you the box and taking the stuff out of it, just to show you what it looks like. :) As you see here, I opened it up about less than two weeks ago.
Video of it running on all 4 blades here: youtube.com/watch?v=KwNW7TFHNfk
So anyways, my mom wanted me to take this fan down (from downstairs) to put it up in here, because the temperature downstairs had been a bit cold (no matter how hot or warm it is outside), and majorly because of the air vents, and in this bedroom (to where I took down the light fixture), it can get quite hot in here (not majorly for me, but for anyone else that wants to spend any week to sleep here), so I went to put it up here and it looks really great here so far, the only thing I will need to do left is to put up the light-kit, but I wanted to get a full video of running to see what it looks like.
Also, when it comes to putting up any 4-bladed ceiling fan, I'm actually really fond of the idea to get a video of it running with 2 blades (in case anyone is interested) I did that before getting all 4 blades on, I'll be getting that video up shortly after this. So in the meantime, enjoy this full video of how it currently looked like.
Anyways, so yeah I put it up here earlier this month and kept it in here for less than a couple weeks, but until today I went to take it down and put my FPV Air Cool ceiling fan back up (because that fan is still my favorite to keep in my bedroom).
If your ever interested, I did a video of this fan at night-time so that you can see what it looks like: youtube.com/watch?v=34P1FuqzImE
Unfortunately, I had to end up running it just on High & Low speeds, because the battery on my camera was getting pretty low, but I've been doing videos of this fan running on all speeds before anyways.
Taken on 5/5/2023, using my Canon Powershot camera.
The shelf and desk is something that my mom ordered for me, because I went to clear out that old wooden color desk weeks ago, and she showed me what types of desk & shelf they got, and she went to measure the length & width of them and the area of my room (to make sure it fits good). :)4
Taken today, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
April 29th of 2020, that was the current day that I took it down to take it home with me, and then the 30th of that month is where I first began putting it up in my room.
So to celebrate 3 years, I went to do quite the usual (running on all 4 speeds on the wall control), but this time I decided to leave it on the lowest speed on the pull-chain while giving you some shots of it.
Taken back around mid October of 2022 while my dad and I spent less than a couple days at my Grandma's house (that had all the Harbor Breeze ceiling fans that I installed over the years), and then we left to spend more days at my Uncle's house.
I actually have not even taken a full video of how it looks in here running on the speed settings, so here it is.
Now as you watch through the middle of this video, you'll have to disregard that this video isn't really perfect like most of my others, because of the way I change the middle speeds on the wall control was in a different way (which was an accident), but I just don't have the time to redo the video, so just disregard on what I did, and just enjoy watching the general operation of how this fan looks in here.
Taken today on 11/30/2022.
I picked this fan for my Uncle to buy, because I wanted to put up a fan where it can pick good airflow (which will be very useful for future hot Summers to come) and I also think this light-kit itself would fit good for a dining room area.
Anyways, as you can see here, it's on a remote and has 6 speeds, and as you can see, when I turn it on, the operation of the fan is pretty different, because it's a DC motor fan.
And I gotta say that it looks really perfect here, and yes I still have the original globes, but I just think this would be a perfect change here.
Also if you hear any sudden noise in the background, that was my cat Oliver, he's got the playful zoomies (lol). Also as I set it on high, you can see those birthday decorations moving quite much, those were from my sister's birthday about 2-in-a-half weeks ago.
Also when I got it, it originally had a remote with the receiver, but I decided to take the remote receiver out, because I'm just not really in the mood for it to begin with, and specifically because it's on a 4-speed control, but I'm obviously gonna keep the remote & receiver for any future time anyways, just in case.
As of last night, I decided to take this down and put my Air Cool FPV ceiling fan back in here, because the mounting bracket wasn't 100% fully secured/tightened, but it's not like loosen either, but also because that me and my dad are gonna be gone for more than a week, and didn't wanna let this stay here (with how the mounting bracket is), but also because when I put my FPV fan back on, I put a different screw to the ceiling (from the pack) so that mounting bracket to the ceiling won't wiggle at all.
Taken on 10/10/2022, using my Canon Powershot camera.
Taken on 8/15/2022, using my Canon Powershot camera.
As you can see here, I put both of these white fob chains on here, which are from my white & brass 4-bladed Heritage spinner fan, I put them on here to match the color of the fan.
The canopy you see here is not original, at the time I put it up here, I couldn't have the right time to find the original mounting bracket for it (which I've found yesterday, but I'm still gonna keep it as it was here).
Taken today, using my Canon Powershot camera.
So, my sister Stephanie told me, that the Seagull Lighting fan had been shaking on medium & high speeds and also makes some weird noise. So, for those of you who watched my video of this fan that was in the family room, it was one of the only fans I have that's pretty well balanced, so because of that, I've always been thinking & wanting to put it in here.
And also because that other fan, it had been in here for over 7 years now. So about a week ago today (on July 29th), I went to go ahead and take that down and put this up in here, because I think it'd be pretty great to have a fan in her room that won't shake much. And also because it actually feels refreshing to see a fan in here with wood color blades (even with like polished brass) to combine with a white color high slope ceiling like this.
I put it up in here before my sister Stephanie get's home (just to give it a surprise for her), and I told her about that, and she was so happy with this fan in here, which I think is really great to know of! Oh yeah, she's also known as Dearheart42 on YouTube as well). :)
Taken today on 8/5/2022, using my Canon Powershot camera.
Taken on 7/20/2022.
For anyone who's wondering, I got those at a Lowes store in Washington (to where my Grandma & Uncle live).
Taken on 7/20/2022.
Taken today on 7/7/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
Anyways, for all of you that remembered this fan over the years, oh golly haven't used this fan for quite a while (and it's such a very heavy fan too when taking it upstairs), I put it up here about a week ago, and then decided to get a quick little video of it running.
The downrod & canopy you see here is obviously not original to the fan. I was almost thinking of putting a light-kit on here, but due to this current time of year (where the afternoons are VERY long enough), I decided to keep it the way it is, specifically because it actually looks pretty cool & neat without it, especially to combine with a type of bedroom and downrod. :)
Oh yeah, as for the video itself, I had to take it briefly this time, because the battery on my camera got pretty low, and couldn't have the time to re-charge it since it was 4th of July, so about half an hour (or so) after I took this video is where my family and I had to leave just to watch the Fireworks.
Taken on 7/4/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
About some hours later after taking this video, I went to take it down (just because I've been having it in my room a LOT) and went to put up my Broadmoor Limiter Ornate ceiling fan in here for a little bit (and I took a quick brief video of it this past Monday afternoon, because the battery got pretty low & I just couldn't have the time to re-charge it), and then about 2 days ago I went to take that down because it wobbled a lot on medium & high (and that it's really heavy too) and then put up yet my #1 favorite ceiling fan (Air Cool Foot Print Vent), and that felt very refreshing! :D
Taken on 6/30/2022, using my Blue Canon Powershot camera.
For the purpose of this video, I went to close the curtains/blinds of the window mainly for turning the light-kit on (so that you guys can see what it looks like too), and of course I went to open them back up while running the fan and light-kit off. :)
Taken on 5/17/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
I went to put the original light-kit on the white fan for a little bit to see what it looks like (and then decided to take a full video of it running along with the silver colored fan too).
And then a little shortly after I took this video, I went to replace both of these light-kits with just a regular type of single globe on them, and yes I went with certain types of screws around them too (and I made sure that they're are nice & secured), because the main problem with these type of light-kits is mostly something to do with the exact lighting (especially with the lighting & ceiling itself), I'll be getting those uploaded sometime whenever, but in the meantime, this is what both of these fans looked like right here. :)
Taken on 5/17/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
Once the comment section is opened sometime, feel free to comment down below of which of the ceiling fans you love the most in this video. :)
Taken on 6/22/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
If you enjoyed this video, feel free to comment down below on which of these fans you love the most. :)
Comments are gonna be disabled on this video, because I'm not sure if there'll be any inappropriate spamming comment bots or not, and I just really hate it when they show up (but they mainly show up when a video is new), so that's why.
Taken on 5/25/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
Comments are gonna be disabled, because I'm not sure if there'll be any inappropriate spamming comment bots or not, and I really hate it when they show up, so that's why.
Taken today on 5/27/2022, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
Anyways, here is my 42" Heritage ceiling fan, it's in white & brass finish, and it's got bleached oak on the other side of the blades. I got this fan off of Ebay about a month ago, and the main reason why I ordered it is because it's one of my childhood fans, and also one of my favorite type of ceiling fans to yet even have for my collection. :)
But anyway yeah, it had finally arrived, but I decided to wait until Easter Sunday to officially install this fan in my room, so because of that, I've had it in my room for at least 3 weeks.


