Moving Air Feels Cooler
A fan doesn’t make cold air; instead, it moves the air already in the room. When that moving air touches your skin, it helps sweat evaporate, which makes your body feel cooler. It’s like when you blow on hot soup, it’s still hot, but the moving air makes it feel cooler faster.
It’s You That Cools Down
The fan doesn’t cool the room; it cools you. It pushes warm air around, making it feel less stuffy. That’s why fans work best when people are in the room. If you leave the room and keep the fan on, the air will still move, but the temperature will stay the same.
FAQs
Q: Does a fan lower the room temperature?
A: Nope! It just moves air around. You feel cooler because your body loses heat faster.
Q: Should I leave a fan on when I’m not in the room?
A: No need — fans don’t cool empty rooms, only the people in them.
🌀 Conspiracy Theory Corner
Some people think ceiling fans “steal your body heat” at night, which is why grandma always told you not to sleep under one. The truth? It’s just airflow, not a heat thief!
🤪 Dad Joke of the Day
Why did the fan get promoted?
Because it was always blowing people away!
