The direction a ceiling fan spins matters! Changing your ceiling fan direction seasonally is a simple way to SAVE YEAR-ROUND. Your fan direction in winter needs to be clockwise. - It's all about air circulation! A clockwise spin creates an updraft and circulates warm air around the room. It pulls the warm air trapped at the ceiling back down into the room, keeping you warm. - Save money on your utility bill! Using a ceiling fan in a clock-wise in winter works with your HVAC to help lower energy

That Ceiling Fan Switch Changes Everything! Your ceiling fan direction matters by season: IN THE WINTER: Switch the fan blades to spin CLOCKWISE at a low speed. Why? Well, warm air loves to hang out near the ceiling, and by running your fan in a clockwise direction, you're gently pushing that cozy warmth back down into your living space. So you can keep the heat in and around the people & room you actually WANT it to go into, without cranking up the thermostat and your heating bill. ……………………… IN