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Old 06-11-2012, 08:48 PM #1
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Default Portable fan recommendations?
My girlfriend and I are looking for a good portable fan for her condo for the summer. Basically, her A/C system is too loud to run all night (plus it's excessive in terms of energy use). We would like to find a good-quality fan that moves a decent amount of air but is *quiet* (to help with my recovery, as I'm still somewhat noise-sensitive).

Does anyone have any product recommendations?
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