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Question: Any parents out there who would recommend this fan as white noise to help a baby or toddler sleep? Thanks!
Document: We bought this fan to use in our sons room to make white noise for him to sleep soundly and it works wonderfully! I love that it comes with a remote and that it has 3 different settings. It's easy to work and it's not too loud and not too quiet, just right for us. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for some background noise in their room :)
......and the white noise is just what I want. This fan makes some noise, but that works for me, because I like white noise to help me fall asleep. This fan has 3 settings (low, medium, high, obviously), and can rotate if needed. It also has a timer and remote. Overall, this fan circulates the air nicely and fits neatly into any small space.
I love this fan! It's just quiet enough on the low speeds, but makes enough noise at the higher speeds when you want that white noise to drown out the neighbors dogs, etc. I highly recommend!
The fan was easy to assembly and works great. It moves an adequate amount of air and makes just enough noise to help me sleep. This fan is not overly loud and the remote works great. The fan speed button/power button combo is not that big of a deal.
I've had this fan for about a month. It works as advertised and has a great white noise that helps me sleep. But, when I choose the oscillating feature, it makes a small (but annoying) squeaky noise and so now I just keep it in the stationary position.
I'm one of those people who can't sleep without white noise and a fan has always filled the bill. I've always bought el-cheapo box fans, so this is my Holmes fan and my first tower fan. I love that it takes less space than a box fan. I've never had a remote control before and I'm having great fun with it. I also have the option of setting a shutoff timer for 2, 4, or 6 hours.
This fan is small. I would not have bought it if I had seen it on a shelf beside other fans. I have a tall bed and am concerned about how much air I will be able to feel from this fan. At the moment I am using this for white noise as it is winter. On the lowest speed the fan is almost silent so I have to turn it up to the medium speed. And it has a green light that glows in the dark when the fan is on.
The fan doesn't seem to have a normal option for a constant breeze. Even when I follow the directions to get a constant breeze, and not the option to run through the annoying varying fan speeds in the &#34;natural&#34; or &#34;sleep&#34; settings, it still uses them. I bought this fan to help me sleep. All it does is keep me awake.
Being 38" tall means they are tall enough to not suck up cat hair off the floor and also tall enough to blow cool air on the bed/couch. Anything shorter than this and you're just blowing air around your ankles, which won't help you sleep on a hot night(! ).However, they're cheap for a reason, build quality leaves a lot to be desired, and probably contributes to the fan squeakyness (both the oscillation and the fan itself, each has a distinct squeak/chirp).
This fan however, has lost the beeps. You turn it on and the fan starts up, that's it--nothing loud or annoying. The fan is quiet, but with just enough noise to satisfy that &#34;white noise&#34; need. Ours stays in a fixed position so there is not much movement. Our old one did start the clicking/clacking as one reviewer noted in a video, but again this was after two+ years of continual use.
Answer: There is a very low hum. But not much.  Motor is quiet thou.