https://blog.monohashika.com/tags/siroca/Recent content in Siroca on monohashika's blogHugoenWed, 02 Sep 2026 04:08:55 +0900https://blog.monohashika.com/posts/siroca-sf-c151-dc-circulator-fan/Wed, 02 Sep 2026 04:08:55 +0900https://blog.monohashika.com/posts/siroca-sf-c151-dc-circulator-fan/<p>The fan in my laundry room, which had been running almost every day for six years, summer and winter, started making a grinding noise. So I bought the same one again. The siroca SF-C151!</p> <ul> <li>Small enough to sit in a laundry room without getting in the way</li> <li>The head tilts all the way to vertical, so it can push air at the ceiling while laundry dries</li> <li>Tilted back to horizontal, it works as an ordinary fan for cooling off after a bath</li> <li>It lasted six years (well done, old friend)</li> </ul> <p>A note on the links in this post: siroca is a Japanese brand and I could not confirm this model on amazon.com, so they point to amazon.co.jp. The listing is in Japanese, and it is worth checking whether it ships to your country before getting attached to the idea.</p> <div class="product-card"> <div class="product-card-image"><img src="https://images.monohashika.com/posts/siroca-sf-c151-dc-circulator-fan/package.jpg" alt="siroca DC Circulator Fan SF-C151" loading="lazy"></div> <div class="product-card-body"> <p class="product-card-title">siroca DC Circulator Fan SF-C151</p> <a class="product-card-button" href="https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B086PGT5KC/?tag=xanr2e22-22" rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View on Amazon.co.jp</a> </div> </div>