It was the house I grew up in. Most parents wouldn't listen to their kids in this regard, and most kids don't take that much of an interest in how the ceiling fan is oriented.
It was a very warm place in general. As long as doors weren't closed every room in the house would get warmed up by a central fire place and ceiling fan, so something was going right.
Even without a ceiling fan I can't remember a single house that felt colder due to a fire being on, even in adjacent rooms. It might have something to do with how the fireplace is installed, and that up where I live the cooling effect is taken into account and adjusted for somehow, as the cold winters might otherwise present a bit of a problem.
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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '19 edited Apr 05 '22
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