Fall asleep to the perfect temperature with the bFan® Air Cooling Bed Fan. This device is specifically designed to work with beds from 19 to 37 inches tall. The bFan® directs the airflow to move hot air from your body and out of your bed and replacing it cooling bed sheets. This method of airflow helps to combat temperature swings and sweating while you sleep. The bFan® stabilizes your temperature which helps you achieve a deeper and more relaxed sleep. Of course, better sleep leads to a variety of benefits for your everyday life. In addition, it has a height adjustable design to suit a variety of bed heights. You can also place the bFan® cooling system anywhere along the bed that is convenient. The bFan® also conserves energy as you can turn off the air conditioner.
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is their a phone number to order bfan?
does it have a remote?
Does the bfan have a remote or smart phone control options?
has anyone purchased this item and what was your experience with it. Also, does it offer any sort of return if I’m not satisfied?
Does it have a remote or do I have to get in and out the bed to operate
Do you ship to uk
very useful 😏 no answer to questions 😏
This is not legit! When I complained after paying for it 4 months ago and still waiting, my order got cancelled. I did NOT want it cancelled after waiting so long. They didnt want my NEGATIVITY. I don’t know what happened to the money I paid because I don’t have it! I don’t want other people to suff
USA made my ass! substandard crap! and a lot of good people, as myself that made an investment in a soul nobody knows, is a huge let down. Talk is cheap ... and a good idea regardless, this time frame stinks ATMO.
Communication. One of the things he could do was send out a survey to ask for whether the majority was willing to wait for a "built/made in America" bFan, and that would have spared us and him alot of frustration. Instead, assumptions were made. And if Kurt knew based on the demands and number of backers it will be impossible to have it "built in America" then don't label it on the project page (inform us of the changes before hand, and while you may lose backers, at least it happens on a good note and helps with your reputation). But if it is gonna be on the project page, then it better jolly well be the case. And honestly, the " i could not have predicted such success for this project" (or something along that line) speech is getting old, when being in such a profession would encourage Kurt to at least a certain sense of wisdom to anticipate a success. And the project funds were going up so observably-fast, he should have seen it from a mile away and inform us that while it may take a while due to the success, he will still nonetheless "make/build it in he USA" which I am sure the consensus will agree to wait for.
Yes, I had been hoping to have the fan for this summer, since I live in a hot humid area with no air conditioning, but I am not going to stomp my feet like a spoiled child and demand my money back, or call names or make threats. All companies have delays..learn some patience.
Good luck Kurt, and don't let the naysayers get to you. Just keep on those suppliers until they ship your molds.so you can start production. Have a great Labor Day weekend.