Most thermometers come color-coded so that you can tell how hot your stove is even from a distance.

Most stove models aren't able to produce more airflow than ~250 CFM. The fan that we're reviewing here has no issues reaching 430 CFM. Of course, the difference stems from the model's double-head build. Equipped with 8 blades, the fan circulates 50% more warm air compared to traditional 4-blade fans, making the model the most effective and, at the same time, efficient way to heat any room from the stove. This stove fan is pretty quiet and won’t distract you whilst watching TV, reading a book or chatting with someone.

While wood-burning stoves often produce plenty of heat on their own, they also tend to leave cold spots in a room and can take a significant amount of time to heat the entire space. Unless, of course, you find a way to increase airflow. One way to do this is by getting help from a stove fan. Wood-burning stove fans are a fantastic tool that can spread more warm air around and throughout a room. They are easy to install, simple to use, and heat powered, making them eco-friendly by design. Sounds almost too good to be true, right? Well, fortunately, they are not. All you have to do is find the right stove fan for your home, and you can forget about cold spots altogether.

The standout feature of this fan is its silent operation. The newly designed blades ensure that the noise levels are kept to a minimum, allowing me to enjoy the warmth without any distracting buzzing or humming sounds. As well as considering the height of the fan for clearance, you’ll also need to consider the stove surface. The base size of stove fans can vary, and some models may not suit your stove, particularly if the stove surface is small or raised.The CRSURE 4 Blades Small Wood Stove Fan is a highly sought-after option for many homeowners seeking an eco-friendly and efficient way to distribute warmth throughout their living space. Powered by heat and requiring no electricity, this fan is not only environmentally conscious but also quite cost-effective in the long run. In other words, a stove fan’s only purpose is to evenly distribute existing heat. Where Do You Put a Stove Fan? They contribute to the use of less fuel inside your stove. Surprisingly, one stove fan can help you burn less wood or fewer pellets by making a room feel warmer faster. Please note that this fan attaches using a magnet. It will not attach to stainless steel or double-walled flues. Since a stove fan is powered by the heat from a stove, you can leave the fan on as long as want. As soon as you get warm enough or too hot, you can stop the stove fan.