Author: Bunty Goswami

When it comes to saving on electricity bills, most of us typically overlook ceiling fans. We are more focussed on the big appliances like water heaters or air conditioners and blame them for piling up the electricity bill. What we conveniently ignore is the fact that the ceiling fan is an all-weather home appliance that keeps working all day and night long.  Thus effectively consuming more power than we assume it to be. Now you can switch to the latest BLDC fans, which consume only 25-35 watts compared to 70-80 watts by conventional ceiling fans.  If you wish to know…