If your outdoor living space has some type of solid roof, a ceiling fan will provide a strong downward breeze. Ceiling fans do need to be mounted and hardwired into your home’s electrical ...

Fans should be set to spin counterclockwise in the summer. This rotation pushes air downward, creating a breeze that makes the room feel cooler — even if the actual temperature doesn’t change. This ...

This applies to outdoor fans, too. To change your ceiling fan’s direction, look for a small switch above the light but below the blades. If your fan has a remote, there may be a dedicated button ...