Tornado Fan
I’m a huge fan of this little fan. Does anyone know where you can get one of these in the US?
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I’ve actually seen this once before at a weird little store called Tuesday Morning. They’re kind of a junk store, I think they buy run offs, etc from other places, a sort of TJ Maxx for housewares. But I get the feeling what they have one week they may not have the next, given the nature of their business.
I have a similar fan that I got at Target around the end of summer. The brand is Bionaire, it is silver and the only reason I bought it was because it had a vintage look and was a lot cheaper than the fans I love at Restoration Hardware.
I really love this orange fan though!
hi, have seen such fans in india. Infact if you go around a bit, you could get really cute looking ones with bigger blades for this size. they are ideal to beat the sultry summers in the south. Have seen some in italy too.