Are Fans Safe for Women to Sleep In Front Of
Using a fan while sleeping does not directly cause colds, but it may lead to dryness of the nose, mouth, and throat due to moisture evaporation and the high temperature of dry air, especially when the air is directed directly at the face or in rooms with dry air. It can also cause cold air currents to lead to neck or shoulder pain with continuous exposure. Allergic problems are associated with dust buildup on the fan blades, which should be cleaned regularly. To ensure safe use, it is recommended not to direct airflow directly at the face, to use low or medium speeds, to aim the fan at the wall or ceiling, and to ventilate the room well.
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