Using Floor Fan To Make Cross Flow Ventilation in Hotel

Cross flow ventilation of a Hotel Room will make it fresh and dryer.
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Photo of me using a fan to blow the air out the window, this makes the humidity go down in the room and makes it feel cooler.

Cross Flow Ventilation

Notice how I use clothes pins to hold curtain.

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