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Shawn Pottschmidt
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Drooping ceiling fan blades

Shawn Pottschmidt
  • Rental Property Investor
  • South Bend, IN
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I scoped out an abandoned house today. There was a ceiling fan will all the blades drooping or hanging from the attachment site instead of being rigid. It looks like they melted. Anyone have an idea what this is from?

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Gail K.
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Gail K.
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Happens a lot when a house has been abandoned and closed up for a while.

Although ceiling fans are popular here in the south, I got tired of replacing the starters in the light or fan sections after tenants manage to yank the cords out.  Now they are replaced with flush mounted ceiling lights.

Gail

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