Advice — Fans

When summer heat creeps in, picking the right cooling tool makes a real difference. Many homeowners reach for a fan without realising there are two main types worth weighing up. Here's a quick guide to fan vs air circulator, so you can choose the best fan for your home.

When the temperature climbs, you want cooling that works without filling your room with noise. The Devola Platinum 38 Inch Tower Fan with Remote (DVTF38PBS), aims to do exactly that — and it makes a strong case for itself.

Energy bills are climbing again, and one appliance is quietly eating up more cash than almost anything else under your roof. From the OFGEM price cap rise on July 26, running a tumble dryer could cost a jaw-dropping £508 a year. Ouch!

British summers can swing from glorious to sweltering in a heartbeat! When the sun finally shows up, your lovely home can quickly turn into a stuffy, sticky sauna.

The Devola Platinum Low Noise 8 Inch Pedestal Air Circulator does more than simply move air — it delivers quiet, efficient cooling with a level of flexibility that sets it apart from the average desk fan.

When hot weather hits, most of us want the same thing: fast relief and a cooler, more comfortable room. The big question is whether a fan will do the job or if you need a portable air conditioning unit instead.

Metal blade fans are durable, long-lasting, and built from materials like steel, aluminium, or copper. They also deliver stronger airflow than plastic blades. Explore our range of pedestal fans for your cooling needs.

Stay chill this summer with our comprehensive guide on beating the heat. Be it simple tricks like window management and DIY cooling solutions, or investments like air conditioning units, we've got you covered. Dive in and transform your home into a cool oasis!

Can't decide between metal or plastic blade fans? Discover the age-old debate of metal blade fans vs plastic blade fans. Weigh the pros and cons of durability, performance, cost, and more to find your perfect cooling solution!

When looking for an effective and affordable way to keep your home cool and comfortable, you have two main options: fans or air conditioning units. In the UK, it is much more common for people to choose fans. Here we’re looking more closely at the pros and cons of choosing a fan.

When you begin looking for a fan for your home, there are hundreds of options available to you. Choosing the right one can be tricky, and getting the size right can be important for ensuring you have a fan which suits your needs, without being too expensive or noisy.