Rainy afternoon to you! Hehe. Did you know? Philip Diehl, a contemporary of Thomas Edison, is credited with being the inventor of the electrically powered ceiling fan in 1882. Diehl used the electric motor he engineered for the Singer sewing machine, added two paddle-blades and the rest is history. The fans caught on fast, and Diehl didn’t stop there. He improved his design by adding a light kit. By World War I, most ceiling fans were revving up with four paddle-blades rather than two.
Now you would not simply take advantage of your humble ceiling fan. 😉 Thanks for sharing this, spreading good vibes and awesome captured moments! Stay safe. Enjoy the rest of your week.
