A dusty fan can make an otherwise clean room feel dirty. Dust gradually collects on the blades, grille, motor housing, base, and controls. When the fan operates, some of that buildup can become airborne again. Fortunately, most fans can be cleaned quickly without completely disassembling them.
Before cleaning, switch the fan off and unplug it from the electrical outlet. If the motor feels warm, allow it to cool completely. Move the fan somewhere easy to clean or place a towel underneath it to catch falling dust. Never clean a fan while it remains connected to power.
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Begin with a vacuum cleaner fitted with a soft brush attachment. Slowly clean the front and rear grilles, concentrating on corners, edges, and other areas where dust tends to accumulate. Keeping the vacuum close helps prevent loosened dust from spreading around the room.
For stubborn dust, use a soft paintbrush or cleaning brush while holding the vacuum nozzle nearby. Gently loosen the buildup and allow the vacuum to capture it immediately. This brush-and-vacuum method is much cleaner than simply brushing dust into the air.
