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Question: How do you clean dust from the inside of fan?  Company says do not take apart just vacuum but that works only on the outer slats. Mine is very dusty inside which you can see if you get in a good light.  Eventually some of it will blow out.
Document: This piece of junk was very wobbly from the get go then it just straight up broke from its bottom base plate. It's so top heavy that the bottom part cannot support it, very terribly constructed design! Idk how this is still available in major retail stores. This is such a sensitive fan, you can't even move it from one position without it eventually falling apart within a few months. It works ok but it's build like crap.
I enjoy the fan it tall enough to be placed on the floor but at the same time still able to reach mid level of the room. It blows cool enough air and has an ionizer filter for those who has relatives or roomates that smoke; that is also good in dat case.. Its also sheek and easy to wipe down appose to takin it apart to clean.... I love it you sould get 1 or more for the house...
This fan has proven to be durable, easy to maintain (there's no filter, so just blow the dust out and vacuum), quiet, and incredibly effective. Lasko knows how to make quality fans. I don't notice a big difference with the ionization, but I didn't necessarily buy it for an air purifier, so that's ok. I would highly recommend this fan to anyone who wants to move a good amount of air at a low sound level over a long period of time.
I'm not going to return the fan however I will probably take it apart to determine what is causing this noise. I'll update you if I do this.Overall, the fan is still much quieter than many others and is a good value at this price. Most tower fans this large are more expensive. If you are worried about the noise and want to be able to easily return the fan if you don't like it, buy it at Walmart.
When the Lasko fan arrived, I was concerned because the container was significantly damaged and the original mailing label missing. Obviously the damage had happened during shipment. Fortunately, everything was inside and intact. The fan is quiet, to a point I have to walk into the room to see if I have turned it on. I live without air-conditioning and consider this fan a good alternative. I'm considering buying one for the upstairs bedroom area.
I find myself lugging it from TV room to kitchen to bedroom.You can louver the air to blow up or down. It moves air well. I use a lot less AC, now that I got this fan. My rooms are small (10x12 max) with normal ceilings.Ionizer feature. When it's on, a BRIGHT blue light is also on. Special, but unless you're a teenager, you'll want to tape a wad of tissue over it, if this fan's in your bedroom.
The Lasko Wind Curve fan arrived quickly from Amazon and came in the original box (so fortunately the shipping company didn't rough it up too much). It looks great, runs quiet, puts out a lot of air, and the remote is a great, convenient feature. It has a one year warranty and good customer service from what I've read so that's nice.
It doesn't move air too well. It was quite then after an hour, it started making rattling sound. I hoped it might get better, but midle of the night I turned off the fan, because the noise was too much. It has inonizer and a blue LED light comes on when ionizer is on but you do'nt feel or smell the typical Ozon. the remote control does work if you press button from 3 feet away.
There is a great deal of hype surrounding this fan online. I must conclude that all these glowing reviews are posted by shills.This fan does not produce a strong airflow. In fact, it barely runs on the low setting. I bought mine from Walmart and within two weeks I had to lubricate it and I still have to use a butter knife to coax the fan to turn just to get it going.
Does what it says it does. Works better in smaller rooms. DO NOT EXPECT AN AIR CONDITIONER!!!! It's was shipped fast in great condition.
Answer: I used compressed air, works great!  Canned air works well, but if you have access to an air compressor--it's way more effective.