would this be a good option for a small restroom to circulate air? or a fan that moves side to side be better?
991044
It is pretty powerful so it can circulate air very quickly. A side to side fan may work just as good but the Vornado is extremely powerful and since it's able to move air so fast may be just as good. If you plan to have it facing someone though while blowing, having it on the high setting may be a bit nerve-wracking if it's blowing in their face.
991045
It moves a lot more air than a circular fan and it will get the air around the room. Sounds like you really need and exhaust fan for a bathroom and this will just blow the air around it will not remove it from the space.
991046
This is a powerful (yet compact) fan that should be more than adequate for most restrooms. My personal preference would be for the stationary fan rather than ones that move around.
427690
I am very happy with mine for those purposes. The nice part is that you don't have to have the fan blowing right on you. It can be facing any direction and you feel a comfy flow of air without being annoyed by a blast. I got 2 on sale and love them. For that size room, you will be fine with the small one.
521457
I use mine in the hallway outside of our small bathroom. It seems to do the trick. Instead of an exhaust fan, just use a small desk fan in the bathroom while showering.
1859876
you need a higher CFM exaust fan for your bathroom,preferably 600CFM should do the job.
190491
Either way is ok.For its size, the fan is not very powerful for either purpose of yours.
1518428
I would also recommend the larger fan. I installed the 110cfm fan in our 10 x 12 bath and if works great.
1368835
Hi,The fan will move air quite well for a small fan/heater. However, it is really not powerful cooling fan. It is a fan heater combo that really does a great job of heating small areas like the motorhome.I have had this fan/heater for a few years now and it works very well. Jon Green
1780530
The fan is fairly powerful, I would think in a bathroom it would be quite sufficient.I used it continuously for a little over a year, then it died, out of warranty however.
1490243
I personally would not put it in a space without a little air circulation. This unit is being used in a small alcove with approximately 4-6 inches clearance around and works really well. The air is forced out through the bottom front.
1337971
Not sure it would be large enough; we have it in smaller room. It really moves the air in the room. Hope that helps
1464017
I would not suggest it. This unit needs full airflow all around it. I have mine in a cabinet space with ample air circulation, but it died after a year. You need to find one that is actually "under counter installation" approved.
995037
Short answer, yes. This fan is very powerful and specifically designed to circulate any air. I find larger spaces are not a problem for this device it works very well.
1995731
Not a powerful fan for cooling.Might help circulate air in a very small room though.
1474739
At the low setting it probably would be okay, depending on size of your cubicle. The fan has a small footprint. It doesn't oscillate but adjusts vertically 90 degrees.
2190069
If it is very hot then this fan will only move the hot air around. You'll probably still need a small A/C unit.
1441329
It works pretty well in a small room. It exchanges the air over a period of time. I don't think it works well when there is lots of humidity outside. This is not a high velocity fan!
107979
I would think so. We bought it to sit on a work table to keep fumes low and provide ventilation for an assembly worker. The fan works very well. As long as there is a window sill to sit the fan on, it would work fine. Otherwise you could install a bathroom ventilation fan that would require cutting into the wall or ceiling and electrical wiring. This is a simpler alternative.