Soft-bristled brush or toothbrush. Helpful for tackling stubborn dirt or grime in hard-to-reach areas. Dry microfiber cloth or paper towel. Use for drying the fan blades and any excess moisture.

The best way to clean your home is from top to bottom, and that usually starts with your ceiling fans. Whether they've been sitting still for months or you've recently used them to circulate air ...

Clean your ceiling fans about once a month to limit dust buildup. "The blowing of air one way draws air, dust, and other floating particles into the fan from the opposite direction," says Latoya ...

Create a healthier, happier home by learning how to clean ceilings fans safely and effectively Ceiling fans are a great way to cool your place in summer, lower energy bills in winter and add interest ...

Every spring, as the weather warms, there’s a moment when I look up at my ceiling fans and recoil. After going dormant all winter, they’re usually covered in dust, with intimidating dust-bunny-like ...

Here's how to get them ready for all seasons. No doubt in the middle of a hot Southern summer, your ceiling fans spin at top speed to cool things down. They may be constantly moving, but there’s still ...

There are so many places in your home where dust can be hiding—your ceiling fan being one of them. Not only is it difficult to see all the dust accumulating on your ceiling fan blades, but it’s also ...

Regular cleaning of your ceiling fans ensures they run smoothly and limits the spread of dust in your home. The best way to clean your home is from top to bottom, and that usually starts with your ...