I don't know about you, but this summer I am determined to make sure my apartment's electricity bill is as low as possible. With three roommates, it can be hard to regulate just how often we turn on the AC but so far, our rule is nighttime only. And even then our bill isn't going to be cheap!
If you're also trying to lower your electricity bill and are preparing to live in the heat to save cash, you need to check out a new home product from Aldi. Instead of keeping your AC on all day and night, grab one of these to stay cool and simultaneously not break the bank!
We all know by now that Aldi is the best place to pick up home decor, but the brand has proved itself to be a full-on electronic store as well! Is there anything this chain can't do? It doesn't seem like it.
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This time, we're not getting our Aldi needs from a fan account, but straight from the brand itself! One of Aldi's several TikTok accounts @aldiusa just revealed a new item that we know is going to sell out ASAP: the Ambiano Bladeless Fan.
What is the Ambiano Bladeless Fan?
Now available at Aldi for only $49.99, this cordless fan will keep you cool without any noise and can be easily controlled by a touchscreen and remote control. You don't even have to get out of your bed to turn it on! The fan also comes with a timer so you can set it to end after a certain number of hours. It can go up to seven and a half hours at a time.
With three speed settings, the Ambiano fan works in any room in the house and is super easy to clean. No blades, no crazy dust.
Since bladeless fans are typically $60 and up, this Aldi version is an excellent deal. If you're looking to save money on your electricity bill this summer and you're in need of a fan, this is a great option.
Does Using a Fan Lower Your Electricity Bill?
According to a report by USA Today, a fan uses about 1% of the electricity that an AC unit uses. AC units require a lot more energy to blow cool air into your home so if you're looking to save money and can handle a bit of heat, a fan is definitely your best option.
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