New 220V mini ceiling fan vs. upcycled 5V/12V ceiling fans: Which one is cooler?
#MiniCeilingFan #DIY #220VFan #MiniFan #FanComparison In this video, I’ll be comparing a brand-new 220V mini ceiling fan against a DIY mini ceiling fan made from cardboard—powered by either a 5V or 12V motor—to see which one generates stronger airflow and provides the most effective cooling. Join me as I test speed, wind strength, noise levels, and overall performance to determine which fan comes out on top! If you enjoy DIY projects, upcycling creations, and mini-fan experiments, don't forget to hit the like button, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications so you don't miss any future creative videos!
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