You gotta hit it with a spoon.
J-Ma writes:
Ever since I've had my house (going on 8 yrs) my stovetop fan has needed a kick start. I will turn it on and it always just makes this horrible banging sound and every time (even though I know there's not) I think there is a bird or some kind of perhaps even larger animal fighting to get out.
Then I grab my trusty spoon from the utensil spindle and give it about 3 or 4 good whacks and BAM! It starts whirling away not very quietly still but much more steady and less noisy than before.
Instead of being annoyed I have found it very therapeutic, using it to my advantage to release pent-up aggression. I don't know what I'd do if it actually just worked on its own one day.
Ever since I've had my house (going on 8 yrs) my stovetop fan has needed a kick start. I will turn it on and it always just makes this horrible banging sound and every time (even though I know there's not) I think there is a bird or some kind of perhaps even larger animal fighting to get out.
Then I grab my trusty spoon from the utensil spindle and give it about 3 or 4 good whacks and BAM! It starts whirling away not very quietly still but much more steady and less noisy than before.
Instead of being annoyed I have found it very therapeutic, using it to my advantage to release pent-up aggression. I don't know what I'd do if it actually just worked on its own one day.
posted by Ben at 1:21 PM
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You would probably feel the satisfaction that comes with knowing the machines serve us.
I suggest we form some kind of anti-fan splinter group.
I'm one step ahead of you, BC90000.
One step ahead of you.
(?)
My kitchen exhaust fan also sucks! Oh, it "works" just fine, but it's so damn loud it's scary, and it doesn't do anything (exhaust-wise) as far as I can tell.
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