Lasko’s Breeze Machine® Features 2 Quiet Speeds With A 360° Pivoting Fan Head Ideal For Circulating Air In Small Rooms!
The Lasko 505 Breeze Machine fan is a bronze colored small personal size desk and table fan that creates excellent air flow to help you beat the heat at home and work.
Best for smaller rooms, this fan is ideal for the dorm, kitchen, bedroom, RV, cubicle or anywhere indoor relief is needed. Powered by 2 speed settings, this electric plug-in fan is strong enough to move some air and quiet enough not to bother everyone else around you. It comes fully assembled and is easy to use. It stands less than 12” tall with a 13” x 6” footprint and easily fits on a bedside table or office desk.
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NICE BREEZE – This personal fan creates excellent air flow to help you beat the heat at home and work. Best for smaller rooms, this fan is ideal for travel, the dorm, kitchen, bedroom, RV, cubicle or anywhere indoor relief is needed.
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VERY QUIET – Powered by 2 speed settings, this electric plug-in fan is strong enough to move some air and quiet enough not to bother everyone else around you. Fits nicely on a table or office desk. 10-Inch head pivots 360° to optimize air circulation.
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EASY TO USE – Comes fully assembled and stands less than 12” tall with a 13” x 6” footprint. Lightweight and portable, the easy carry handle lets you take it anywhere in the house or apartment. It’s even small enough to pack if you travel for work or vacation.
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WHITE NOISE FOR SLEEPING – If you need white noise to sleep, this little fan is the perfect companion for getting some rest. Creates a soothing purr that makes it easy to fall asleep. Put it on a night stand or the floor and pivot the fan head to maximize your comfort.
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MADE IN THE USA – The Lasko Breeze Machine fan is built to last from domestic & imported parts. ETL Listed and comes with patented 2-pronged Blue Plug safety fuse technology. It’s backed by a 1-yr limited Manufacturer’s , making it a prime pick for a cooling wind when it’s hot and humid outdoors. Get yours today.
