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Mike Finley here with Bill Frazin -- they sure don't make them like they used to! Good vid!
mfinley98 3 months ago
As always, China-made fans are China-garbage-made materials and they belongs in the China-made trash! LOL!!
baul104 5 months ago
i bet the fan was dropped by one of the min wage stock staff and the blade got micro cracked and use made it shatter i have seen it happen
apctech1 5 months ago 2
i really don't think it is fair to blame them. look who is buying it. there are going to be bad ones out of everything too. i have never seen this happen before and you knew this was going to happen when it fell off in the last video. should have just returned it and got another.
james42519 5 months ago in playlist More videos from triton115
Sue the company!
MALI1185 9 months ago
@MALI1185 Actually, I'd say Sue China!
triton115 9 months ago
lol. that's what happens when they fail to add the pressure ring. what's next, lol.
NYz3R0dAY 10 months ago
Could you make another comparison video of the Lasko 4925 high velocity blower fan?
acnfanmanin 11 months ago
Great video! Yeah! What are those Chinese sending us? Nothing but useless garbage that either breaks or burns out in about a year or less, sometimes more than a year if you're lucky. They just don't make fans like they used to! That's for sure! Nice Freshy in the background BTW!
beauloftis1976 11 months ago
@beauloftis1976 Or sometimes even 2 days if you are *unlucky* enough.
triton115 11 months ago
@beauloftis1976 Speaking of that Freshy in the background, by the way, those vintage Fresh'nd-Aire circulators are probably even more quiet than a Dyson Bladeless fan!
triton115 11 months ago
@triton115 I bet they are!
beauloftis1976 11 months ago
@beauloftis1976 Another type of fan that can nicely and quietly circulate the air in your room or office is those really old G.E. fans with the big wide flat motor and "pizza slice" shaped blades. Also known as a "pancake" or "pancake motor" fan, they are quiet, powerful, and durable. The 5-speed ones especially are the best if you want a nice wide range of speeds, especially from a powerful cooling "gale" to a nearly soundless "zephair" breeze.
triton115 10 months ago