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Tw: cussing, fluff, snuggles

Part 11

Words of Command - Part 12

Your suite in Stark Tower feels more like a sanctuary than any place Bucky’s ever been��not that he knows why. Maybe it’s the scent that always lingers faintly on the couch cushions—your shampoo. Or the way you hum when you brush your hair in the evening, not even realizing you’re doing it. Or maybe it’s just because he’s not in a cage. Not anymore.

The TV glows softly, voices murmuring from a cooking show you didn’t really mean to choose.

Just background noise to fill the silence while you sit curled on one end of the couch in a loose T-shirt and pajama pants, your knees tucked under you like a child listening to rain.

Bucky—stands near the window, half in shadow. The metal arm catches faint light when he shifts his weight. His shoulders are tense, jaw tight, eyes narrowed slightly as if watching the reflection of the flickering screen on the glass rather than the city outside.

And then he says it.

"Doll… what was that?”

You glance up. “What was what?”

He turns slowly.

Controlled.

Measured.

But there’s something unsure in his posture now. Less soldier. More... man. He steps toward the couch, not sitting yet. Just looming, hesitating like a man outside a door he’s not sure he’s allowed to open.

"In the kitchen. When I… I reached for you.”

His hand flexes—flesh fingers curling in mid-air like they remember the shape of your cheek but not how they knew to go there.

“I don’t understand what that was. But it felt like—like something. Not in my head. Here.”

He presses the heel of his palm over his chest, then looks at you with a rawness that’s almost painful to witness.

There’s no mask. Just confusion, vulnerability, and a desperate hunger to understand what’s happening to him.

You put the remote down and shift, making space on the couch. “Come sit with me?”

He hesitates—but obeys.

Slowly.

Carefully.

Like he’s afraid he’ll break the cushion just by sitting on it.

You turn toward him slightly, your voice still soft. “When you say it felt like something short-circuited… do you mean it hurt?”

He shakes his head. “No. Not pain. Just... heat. Like... like a pull. But I...I just... wanted to.”

He frowns. “Wanting is confusing.”

You can’t help the soft smile. “Yea, it can be.”

His brows knit. “What does it mean if I wanted to touch your face?”

Your breath hitches, just a little. “Well… it can mean a few things. But sometimes, when we care about someone… we want to be close. To feel close to them. To connect.”

He’s silent. The TV babbles in the background about deglazing a pan.

You continue gently, “Do you think… that's what it is, Soldat ?”

“I don’t know you,” he says quickly—but not coldly. “But I look at you, and I feel like I know you. Like I should know you. Like there’s something warm in my blood when you talk to me. You say my name and it’s like… like gravity. And when I see you smile, I feel like I could die and it’d be okay.”

You blink, stunned at the poetry he doesn’t even know he’s speaking.

Then his voice drops, gravel low.

“Thats not from them."

His eyes lock onto yours. Blue steel, but soft around the edges now.

“You didn’t order it. So why do I want it so bad?”

You reach out slowly, palm up.

“Because it’s yours,” you say. “The wanting. The feeling. It’s not programming. It’s you.”

He stares at your hand for a moment. Then, carefully, he places his flesh hand in yours.

His thumb brushes across your knuckles, slowly. Not sure if he’s allowed to do more.

“Doll…” he says, voice barely a whisper. “If I… if I ever remember more of who I was… will I still want this?”

You squeeze his hand gently.

“You're still you ... we're just… finding your pieces.”

The TV’s background noise fades in your awareness as you both sit there, connected not by command, but by choice. Bucky is quiet for a long time.

“I don’t want to break this... to hurt you”

“You won’t,” you whisper.

His fingers shift, moving up to brush a stray lock of hair from your cheek—just like that almost-moment in the kitchen, but this time, he finishes it. His knuckles graze your skin.

You rest your head lightly on his shoulder. And for the first time, he lets his body relax beneath yours.

Your bedroom is quiet when you slip inside, soft lamplight catching the gentle curve of the comforter as you pull it back.

The hum of the city is muffled by Stark Tower’s reinforced glass, but you can still see the lights winking from below, like a galaxy turned upside down.

You don’t expect to hear the soft click of the door behind you. Bucky had been staying mostly in his own room, only coming to your room on nights with nightmares.

You turn, hand still on the edge of the blanket.

Bucky stands there, one shoulder pressed to the doorframe. His flesh hand at his side, his metal one clenched just slightly, as if uncertain what to do with the need building inside him.

“Doll…”

His voice is low, soft, with that half-rasp that always curls around your name like it’s some kind of prayer.

“I… don’t know if I’m supposed to be here.”

You blink, gentle, cautious. “You can be, if you want to be.”

He steps in, closing the door behind him. Not with purpose—just quiet intention.

“I keep thinking about what you said. About wanting… not being the same as orders. And I keep... wanting.”

He doesn’t finish the sentence. You see it in the way he sways slightly, like he’s not sure if he’s allowed to move forward.

“I’m going to sleep now,” you say softly, your tone even and kind. “You can stay, if you want to. But you don’t have to.”

His jaw tenses. “It’s not that I think I have to. I just… I don’t want to be alone. But I don’t want to do anything that makes you uncomfortable. Or makes you feel like—like I’m still not making choices.”

There’s a pause.

"Can I stay with you?” he asks. The question feels fragile.

You nod gently, lifting the comforter a little.

Bucky approaches slowly, like he’s stepping onto ice. He sheds the jacket first, revealing the long-sleeved shirt underneath that stretches across broad shoulders. He’s quiet about it—careful.

As if loud sounds might wake a ghost. His movements are precise, cautious, almost like a soldier diffusing a bomb. His metal arm remains close to his side.

He lies beside you on his back, not touching you. Not even close. His body is tight with restraint.

You watch the hard swallow in his throat. His eyes are on the ceiling. “I don’t know what to do with my hands.”

Your laugh is a breathy, tiny thing. “That’s okay. You don't have to do anything.”

A beat.

Then—slowly, achingly slowly—his arm shifts. His flesh hand brushes along the sheet until his pinky finds yours. The lightest touch. Barely there. As if even that could be too much.

"This alright?”

You nod. “Yes.”

And he sighs. Like he’s been holding that breath since 1945.

Minutes pass. You turn on your side, facing away—but your pinky remains linked with his.

No demands.

Just comfort.

Bucky moves behind you—hesitant, still—but closer. Just enough to let his body radiate heat against yours, not touching yet.

Then his arm—the metal one—shifts.

Halting.

Deliberate.

“I know it’s cold. I’ll keep it to myself if it’s too much.”

You reach back with gentle fingers, wrapping them around his wrist.

“No. It’s ok Soldat.”

And that’s it.

That’s all it takes.

He curls behind you, spooning carefully, like he’s scared he might crush you. His metal arm wraps across your waist, held stiff at first—then loosens when he realizes you haven’t pulled away.

His breath tickles the back of your neck. His chest rises and falls in time with yours.

"You smell like warm milk and vanilla,” he murmurs.

You smile into the pillow. “That’s oddly specific.”

"I remember it,” he says, voice soft as dusk. “It's the only memory im sure is mine”

It’s dark in the suite now, the only light coming from the faint cityglow bleeding in through the curtains.

The world outside continues on, fast and loud—but inside, everything is soft. The sheets, the breath, the quiet hum of JARVIS and his circuits that lulls the room into safety.

You’re still curled up together, your body small against his—barely taking up space, yet somehow filling the room with warmth. Bucky’s metal arm rests across your waist, cool at first, but no longer stiff.

His fingers are splayed gently where your ribs rise and fall, not gripping, just… there.

His breath continuea to stir the fine baby hairs at the nape of your neck, chest rising slow behind you.

The kind of stillness that only comes from trust—not programming.

Then, softly, like he’s scared the words might break the moment “Used to be girls like you in Brooklyn…”

You shift, just a little—only enough to turn your head toward him. “Girls like me?”

“Soft,” he murmurs, voice half-lost in the pillow. “Gentle. They wore red lipstick and smelled like sugar cookies. Would laugh behind their hands and pretend not to look at the uniforms.”

A pause.

Then, quieter “None of them ever looked at me like you do.”

You don’t speak. Not yet.

“I remember… fragments. A dance hall. Music. Steve grinning like an idiot ‘cause he finally asked someone to swing. I was teasing him. Telling him he’d step on her feet. Then…”

His fingers flex slightly, tremble, then still.

"Then it’s cold. Metal. Lights in my eyes. Screaming. And then… you.”

He shifts behind you slightly—tentative. The arm across your waist begins to lift. Retreating.

“I shouldn’t hold you like this,” he says, barely audible. “Not with this thing. What if I squeeze too hard? What if I forget where I am again?”

You reach down and place your arm over his metal forearm.

Bucky's breath hitches, not with excitement, but with fear.

“I’m not scared of it ... the arm” you whisper.

“You should be.”

He says it like a sinner.

But your voice stays steady. “Does it... do you… feel? With this arm?”

There’s a pause. Then, hesitant.

“Sort of. Not like flesh, not pain or heat. But… pressure. Vibration. Cold. Like I’m wearing armor I can never take off.”

Your hand reaches down, brushing your fingers lightly over the edge of the metal plates, where his titanium wrist sits at your waist, one fingertip traveling the grove between the plates.

You trace along the lines—over the overlapping segments, over seams that flex as he breathes. Your touch is featherlight. Reverent.

“Y'know I don't see a weapon, when I look at it” you say softly.

His eyes search your face, like he’s waiting for mockery. But all he finds is warmth.

“You don’t mean that.”

“I do.” You lift your gaze to meet his. “They gave it to you as a weapon. But it’s yours now, Soldat. You get to decide what it’s for now.”

His throat bobs as he swallows.

“You’re not scared.”

“Not even a little bit”

“Even if I forget again?”

You take his metal hand in both of yours, bringing it gently to rest against your chest, right over your heartbeat.

“Then I’ll remind you.”

His forehead presses to your shoulderblade, eyes closed. No movement—just contact.

He breathes you in, slow and ragged.

“Doll…”

It’s more than a name now.

It’s a plea.

A hope.

A tether.

The quiet hasn’t changed. The room steeped in a hush so complete that even the city outside feels like it’s holding its breath. The kind of silence where words would feel too sharp—unless spoken with care.

You've shifted in your quite half sleep.

Bucky lies on his side, facing you. His titanium arm rests behind your back, not holding but there, like a safety rail you didn’t know you needed. His flesh hand is caught gently between your two smaller ones, warm and still.

Your heads share the same pillow, foreheads close but not quite touching.

You feel his eyes before you see them—fixed on you, heavy with thoughts he doesn’t yet have language for. His brow is creased slightly, as if trying to solve a puzzle written on your skin.

"Doll…” he murmurs, voice gravel and breath.

You hum softly in response, not wanting to break the spell.

Your thumb moves in slow circles across the back of his knuckles.

Soothing.

Patient.

"Can I… tell you something?”

His voice is low, tentative. Like it’s the first time he’s ever asked permission for anything.

You nod, lips barely moving. “Of course you can, Soldat.”

He doesn’t move for a long time. Doesn’t speak. Just breathes. As if your voice was enough to quiet the static in his head.

But then…

"I don’t… know what this feeling is,” he admits, broken-soft. “It’s not an order. Not a mission.”

Your fingertips rest over his chest now, feeling the faint thump beneath his skin. Your head is tucked into the hollow beneath his collarbone. “What feeling?”

“When I look at you.”

He shifts slightly, uncertain. “My chest feels tight. My thoughts get louder, but only the one's about dames. I remember things ... like hands and laughing.”

You feel the tremor in his voice like a ripple beneath you.

"I want to be near you. Protect you. Make sure your safe.”

A pause. Then, almost broken “But I don’t know what that means. I’m scared… if I forget who I am again…you'll be gone too”

Your hand rises, cupping his cheek—gently turning his face toward yours.

“You’re learning, no ones coming to take from you.”

His eyes are wet. Not tears—not yet. But close.

He presses his forehead to yours again, one hand slowly sliding up your spine—not to hold, but to ground.

His touch is still careful, his grip featherlight.

He closes his eyes.

“Tell me to stay like this.”

You smile—sad and sweet. “You don’t need me to order you, Soldat. You can choose this.”

But he shakes his head, softly stubborn.

“Just tell me, Doll ... please"

You lean in, so your voice, half asleep can be a whisper.

“Stay with me, Soldat.”

He exhales and shifts, his arms tightening for a few seconds, pulling you closer.

“Thank you, Doll.”

[nina-renmen]

Bloodied Love

Yandere Homelander x supe reader pt.1

Summary: He never expected to have a soulmate. His mark was never there, so what happens once it appears where you touched him? A girl like you, not even human. You fed off of his kind, but that dosn’t deter him from the horrors he has planned. You deprived him of your love, and now he won’t let go of you…even if he has to kill you.

Warnings: This is a Yandere fic so there will be blood, gore, ect. There will be nsfw themes and scenes in here as well as drugging and other things. Reader is not a human but she’s a water and air spirit called a Nokken. Reader has a hatred for humans

A mysterious dark figure has yet again saved the city once more. Could this be a new hero on the rise? Stay tuned for more-“ 

A [skin color] hand pressed the big red button on the dainty remote. Though her strength was controlled she almost crushed it. “Looks like someone’s getting famous.” Y/n looked away from the black screen and towards her friend. Her milky white eyes began shifting back into their natural [eye color] shade. “I guess.” Y/n mumbled. Her sharp claws slowly retracting. Almost like bear claws. “Dosn’t really matter when we have hero’s killing innocent civilians.” Y/n stated, standing up she towered over her friend, “You know Ivan…I’m not even sure if this hero thing is what I want.” 

The shorter male who at the time was drinking a glass of wine had choked on the bitter substance. His black soulmate mark seemed to jump as he shifted quickly. The dark red liquid running down his chin as he scrambled to wipe it away. “What?! How come?” Ivan asked, his honey brown eyes widened. “It’s not because of that accident right?! Because if that’s it you should know that it’s not knew-“ 

“Thats the problem…I-“ Y/n paused as her radio began to go off. Signaling an attack. Ivan tilted his head towards the door as he looked down at y/n’s outfit. “You’re still in your suit. Best get going.” He said in a fatherly tone. Y/n smile but scoffed in order to cover it up. She walked out the front door. Her body taking her towards the site immediately.

She could still feel his blood on her. The blood of her comrades she worked with, the blood of Ivan. The gaze of his blood still lingered in his mouth. There was nothing left, only his half eaten head that lie in the ground. A horrified expression laid on his dead face. She didn’t feel that urge anymore. That burning sensation that told her to eat, eat, eat. 

She knew she didn’t want to. He gave her no choice!! He was out for her blood! He was out for her abilities! She was just big game to him. A long cat and mouse game that she was oblivious to playing. A bounty on her head! He only wanted the money, he was like all the other rotten humans in this world! All the dirty, disgusting, vermin-

A single drop was able to knock her from her thoughts. And then the camera flashing began as she stood at the foot of the plane. American press were taking pictures of her. Fans screamed her name, but y/n’s smile had not reached her eyes. For she held no pleasure in standing before these people. Her mother country, Brazil had sent their number one hero to help America. A oncoming agreement came from the two countries and a treaty was made. America gives them resources and money and they gave up…..her. But that did not mean she would abandon her past. Even if she were to live here for a few years before going back home. 

“[Hero Name]! How does it feel to be on American soil?!” One of the interviewers asked, shoving their mics in her face. They don’t really care, they wanted the money. They all only wanted money. 

Y/n’s eyes trailed down to meet the woman’s eyes. A flash of nervousness appeared within her irises. Her green eyes meeting y/n’s milky white ones. Y/n tilted her head to the side, examining if she even wanted to speak with the woman. “It feels just like home.” Y/n finally spoke up, flashing a polite smile towards the smaller woman. She stood at a tall height of 5’8, her form taller than most women she knew, and yet smaller than most men. 

“[hero name]! Can you describe your powers of being a Nokken?!” Another reporter questioned. Y/n’s hand twitched but no one batted an eye. They probably didn’t even notice. “A magician never reveals her tricks.” Y/n said in a happy tone. That same eye catching smile was forever carved in her face. And yet again her eyes did not match. But of course no human cared. Humans were easily deceived, they were easily eaten- 

‘Dont think like that.’ Y/n thought to herself. And almost immediately the attention was finally directed off of her. “It’s homelander!” A random person states the obvious. Y/n attempted to slink away but a strong arm wrapped around her shoulder. “Thank you for the love! But I wanted to welcome in the new hero everyone’s been raving about!” The blue eyed man exclaimed. Y/n made no attempt to look up at him, for she knew that if she did she might as well be provoked to hit him. And she doubted that would do anything. “Smile.” Homelander whispered but the muscles in y/n’s face remained locked in. A neutral expression on her face as she made eye contact with reporters. She wouldn’t be a fraud like the man above her was. 

“Thank you for the warm welcome but I best be going homelander. Maybe we’ll cross paths again.” Y/n says loud enough for the reporters to hear as y/n smiles and begins to be escorted out of the airport.

The cool air hit her. Rain drops fell from the sky, turning her once [skin color] skin into a sickly grey. Her hair turning into an inky black color. She was not only a water based supe but an air one as well. The combination brought on many fans and onlookers that wished to be her. Or dispise her. 

“You left in a hurry.” That same familiar voice echoed throughout the empty streets. People were off the roads due to the storm. Y/n looked over her shoulder, this time her milky white eyes meeting his bright blue ones. “Was I supposed to linger?” Y/n questioned, turning her body towards him. She stood tall, her form didn’t look weak. 

“Not necessarily, just….unusual.” He replied. “Usually supes stick around to talk to the number one hero in the world.” 

“In America.” Y/n replied, slightly cutting him off. 

“Pardon?” He questioned. The smile on his face was fake. It didn’t reach his eyes, it looked like a mask. A horrible one at that. 

“You are the number one hero in America. Who’s to say the world when you haven’t even stepped out of it before?” Y/n questioned. Homelander gave y/n an annoyed look. “Anyway Mr retriever, I best get going.”

”Mr retriever?” Homelands questioned, he took off one of his gloves in order to get the water out of it. 

“You look like one.” Y/n spoke as she patted his arm whilst walking past him. Homelandee furrowed his eyebrows. Who does this girl think she is? He’s number one- 

The blonde haired male could feel a burning sensation on his forearm. He glanced down, not thinking it’d be anything only for his eyes go linger the name, y/n l/n was imbedded into his arm. His eyebrows furrowed, whose name was this? As realization began to sink in that this was his soulmates name…where ever she was he’d find her.

[yatsurinamikaze]

Swan and Shadow [Sakusa Kiyoomi x Miya!Reader]

Summary: Where the brooding Sakusa Kiyoomi unknowingly falls in love with the Miya sister. What happens next?

Chapter 12 [Masterlist]

Sakusa sat on the edge of his bed, still in his tracksuit. The only sound was the dull hum of the ceiling fan and the muted pounding in his head. The towel from the game was still clenched in his fist, damp from stress, not sweat.

MSBY lost. And he knew exactly why.

Before he could spiral further, the front door creaked open.

"Yo!" Sakusa looked up, barely lifting his head. “Motoya.”

Standing in the doorway with snacks, in socks half sliding off, was Komori - his most consistent visitor. “Thought I’d come cheer up the tragic prince,” Motoya said, tossing a bag of chips on the table.

“I’m not in the mood.”

“Hey—come on.” Motoya flopped onto the couch. “It's our ritual.”

Sakusa didn’t budge.

“We’ve done this since we were five. You tank a game, we break it down, frame by frame, and cry into snacks after. It’s practically sacred.”

Sakusa let out a sigh but finally dragged himself to the couch, dropping like dead weight beside him. Motoya was already scrolling through highlights on YouTube. “Okay, what happened to you in the second set? You pull a muscle? Get food poisoning?”

Silence.

Sakusa slouched deeper into the cushions, eyes on the floor. Motoya raised an eyebrow but said nothing. He kept clicking.

Click.

Click.

Then froze.

The screen wasn’t showing volleyball clips anymore.

Nope- it was a curated carousel of ballet videos. You, dancing in a pale blue leotard. You, twirling in soft golden light. You, bowing at the end of a duet—Shinjiro at your side.

Motoya stared at the screen, dead silent.

“…Huh.”

Sakusa’s head snapped up in horror. “Don’t.”

Too late.

Motoya stood up on the couch, holding the remote high up like Simba in his hand, “What the hell is this?!”

Sakusa lunged, but Motoya scrambled backward, still towering on the cushions.

“Bro. BRO. You are one video away from making a FAN-CAM.”

“Give me the remote.”

“No.” Motoya squinted at the screen. “Wait—isn’t this the Miya sister?”

Sakusa let out a sound that wasn’t quite human. "You think I dont know that?"

“I mean—she’s hot, I get it. But dude. You hate drama—she comes with twin-sized baggage and a boyfriend!”

“It’s not—” Sakusa snatched the remote, flopping back onto the couch with a groan. “It’s not like that.”

Motoya raised an eyebrow. “You sure? Because this playlist says ‘ballet angel – slow motion edition.’”

Sakusa glared. “I didn’t name it.”

“You still saved it.”

Silence.

Sakusa stared at the paused video—your profile mid-turn, caught in soft spotlight.

“I just… like watching her dance,” he muttered.

Motoya sat beside him again, this time quieter. Realization hits him, “Wait, was she at the game? Is she why you lost your mojo?”

Sakusa sighs, then nods. "Her and..Shinjiro." Sakusa tells Motoya everything he saw. 

Motoya sits beside him again, this time quieter. “Do you like her?”

Sakusa doesn’t answer immediately. Then, quietly, “I don’t know.”

Motoya studies him for a second. “Okay. Does spending time with her make you happy?”

Sakusa nods once.

“Do you think about her a lot?”

Another nod.

“…do you feel like you want to kiss her?”

Sakusa pauses. Really pauses. He doesn’t even realize he’s nodding until Motoya lets out a sharp breath and drops the joking tone entirely.

“Then snap out of it. Now is a terrible time for you to be feeling this way.”

Sakusa blinks, startled as Motoya continues,

“I don’t know if it’s a crush or infatuation or whatever, but this? This is not healthy. One—she’s a Miya. You know how that plays out. And two—she has a serious boyfriend. Like, press photos serious.”

Sakusa looks at him, wide-eyed and silent.

“I can’t control how I feel,” he finally says, voice low.

“No,” Motoya agrees. “But you can control what you do about it.”

There's a long pause as Sakusa takes in Motoya's words.

Then Motoya nudges him lightly. “So… what are you gonna do about it?”

Sakusa doesn’t answer. He just stares at the screen—at your paused silhouette, frozen mid-spin—and breathes.

Maybe it’s infatuation. Maybe it’s not.

But either way, he knows now— he can’t keep doing nothing.

Edited: Realized the next chapters weren't aligning. lol.

[levi-supreme]

For your 600 follower event, can I get English breakfast tea and a scone? I’m a huge fan of Lord of the Rings and I talk through the movies a lot, quoting and critiquing them.

Characters: Jean x fem!reader

Prompts: Jean [English breakfast] and movie date [scone]

A/N: Hello there, and thank you so much for the support!!!! I'm sorry this took so long, and I hope you'll enjoy this sweet movie date with Jean!!! 💛 I am not very familiar with LOTR, so a big BIG shout out to @m-jelly for the help on this!!! Thank you so much Jelly! <3

I also apologise for the amount of dialogues in there oops! Having a lovers' squabble with Jean was actually pretty fun to write. Also, I had to rely on youtube videos for a crash course on LOTR so I hope I managed to nail something, and I hope you'll like it too!

Rei’s 600 Follower Event: Date-A-Boyfriend (Closed)

Once a month, you and your boyfriend Jean would organise a movie marathon, and this month, is was your turn to host and choose a movie. You chose to watch The Lord of the Rings as it was your absolute favourite, and you would never miss a chance to watch the movies over and over again.

You two prepared loads of snacks as you knew how long the movies were. There were salted and caramel popcorn, nachos and cheese, pretzels, crackers and dips, veggie chips, cookies, biscuits, chocolate, and also soft drinks as well.

"Remind me how long the marathon would last again?" Jean questioned as you sat on the couch, holding a large bowl of freshly popped caramel popcorn.

"It's 11 hours and 26 minutes, Jean," you giggled, feeding him some hot popcorn. Jean raised his eyebrow.

"Really? I swear the internet told me it was shorter."

You rolled your eyes and laughed, eating some popcorn, "of course it's longer, honey. We have to go with the extended version. It's the only acceptable answer." Jean took the blanket and covered it over both your legs.

"I better not catch you dozing off halfway, then." Jean playfully pinched your cheek. "You always doze off when we get to The Two Towers."

"Nah-uh, not today, sweetie," you laughed and ate some more popcorn, "I'm gonna stay awake." Jean merely smirked and muttered 'that's what you said the last time' under his breath.

"I heard that," you scowled, playfully poking Jean on his ticklish spots making him howl with laughter, "I'll stay awake this time. I promise." Once Jean stopped laughing and you both were comfortable, you took the remote control and started the movie.

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"You actually did stay up all the way, huh?" Jean stretched and yawned loudly when the credits started rolling. Looking at the clock in the living room, it was already close to 7am. Maybe you two could even go to the café nearby for breakfast. You finished your cup of lemonade and turned to face your boyfriend.

"I told you I was going to stay awake." You looked at Jean smugly, stretching your neck and your arms. The both of you continued watching the ending credits roll by silently. You've always had a lingering question in your head every time you watched The Lord of the Rings, and this time, you needed to get this question out of your mind.

"Jean." You broke the silence after the credits finished rolling.

"Hmm?"

"Can I ask you something?"

Jean sensed your tone of voice a little different than usual. He eyed you nervously and gulped before nodding, "... yeah?"

"What would you do... if you were in Aragorn's shoes?" You turned to Jean as he looked at you silently. "What would you have done if it were you?"

Jean was tongue-tied. He looked as though he had something to say, yet he just opened and closed his mouth like a gaping goldfish.

"I would've done the same, you know," you turned towards the TV again, "I would've done what Arwen did. I'd give up immortality for a life with the person I love most."

"And I would stop you from doing so, exactly like what Aragorn did."

"But why?" You questioned Jean again, and he remained silent. "Why would you do that?"

"Because I would want you to be happy." Jean stared hard at you. "I—j-just, well. Just imagine. You would've outlived me, for sure. What will happen to you once I'm gone? You're going to be all alone, and you're going to be miserable. You're going to die of a broken heart like Arwen, and I wouldn't want that to happen to you. I don't want you to suffer."

"I beg to differ," you took Jean's hand and held it, "I don't care about all that. Yeah, sure, I will be alone, but at least I was happy. I may be heartbroken without you, but I wouldn't have any regrets. I'd rather live a short but fulfilling life and die of a broken heart than to live a long life filled with regrets."

Jean gripped your hand tighter, staring hard at you again. "Sweetie. Listen to me. That's silly, and very risky, okay? Arwen chose to give up her immortality and look at what happened? If the ring wasn't destroyed, she would have died. All her choices and decisions would have gone to waste."

"But look at them! Arwen saw her future with Aragorn, and they even had a family together. She decided to take a gamble for her happiness and for the man she loved. If that isn't the purest and most beautiful form of love, I don't know what else is.

"Sometimes you just have to take a gamble, honey," you loosened your grip and gently cupped Jean's cheek, "I'll put my faith in the people I trust, and I believe in them too. I'll do anything in my power to be with you.

"Remember what Arwen said to Aragorn in Rivendell? She said 'I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone', and that is exactly what I want to tell you too. It doesn't matter that I'll be alone. What matters is that I get be with you, and that's already more than enough."

Jean looked at you again and sighed, laughing and shaking his head in defeat, "fine, sweetie, you win, okay? I'm yours until the end of eternity."

Smiling, you gently pat Jean's cheek, giving him a kiss. "And so am I. I'm yours until the end of eternity too."

As you stretched your limbs on the couch, Jean looked at you again and suddenly, he pulled you into his embrace and hugged you tightly. Your arms snaked up his back and hugged him in return, and the both of you remained in each other's embrace.

"I know your question was hypothetical, but don't ask me things like this again, 'kay? It's scary." Jean muttered out of a sudden, causing you to break out a laughter.

"You're ruining the moment, Jean, shhh," you giggled, nuzzling your head in the crook of his neck, "just keep quiet and hug me." The both of you continued hugging each other on the couch, until Jean's stomach rumbled loudly, making you burst out laughing again.

"Well I'm sorry to ruin the moment again, but I'm starving, and I want food. Proper food." Your giant boyfriend grumbled and shook himself free from the hug. "Let's wash up and get breakfast." Jean complained again and pushed himself off the couch, dragging you to the bathroom while you had a wide smile on your face.

Aaaaaaaaaaand that's it for the movie date with Jeanbo!! Thank you so much for sending me such a lovely request, and I hope you liked it!!

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Best Portable Heaters for Small Spaces: Specifications Breakdown, FAQs, and More

When winter rolls in, staying warm without cranking up the central heating becomes a priority. Portable heaters are an excellent solution for small spaces, offering efficiency, versatility, and affordability. This blog post delves into the best portable heaters for small spaces, their key specifications, and frequently asked questions to help you make an informed decision.

Top Portable Heaters for Small Spaces: Specifications Breakdown

Lasko Ceramic Tower Heater

Power Output: 1500 watts

Heating Area: Up to 300 square feet

Features: Oscillation, digital thermostat, remote control

Safety Features: Overheat protection, cool-touch housing

Dimensions: 23 inches tall, compact footprint

Dyson Hot + Cool Jet Focus AM09

Power Output: 1500 watts

Heating Area: Up to 400 square feet

Features: Bladeless design, dual functionality (heat + fan), precise temperature control

Safety Features: No exposed heating elements, auto shut-off

Dimensions: 23.4 inches tall, sleek design

Vornado MVH Vortex Heater

Power Output: 1500 watts

Heating Area: Up to 250 square feet

Features: Adjustable thermostat, three heat settings

Safety Features: Tip-over protection, automatic shut-off

Dimensions: Compact and portable

De’Longhi Oil-Filled Radiator

Power Output: 1500 watts

Heating Area: Up to 300 square feet

Features: Quiet operation, 24-hour timer, adjustable thermostat

Safety Features: Anti-freeze setting, thermal cut-off

Dimensions: 26 inches tall, portable with wheels

Honeywell HeatBud Ceramic Heater

Power Output: 250 watts (personal heater)

Heating Area: Up to 100 square feet

Features: Compact size, energy-efficient

Safety Features: Overheat protection

Dimensions: Fits on desks or counters

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the most energy-efficient portable heater for small spaces?

Ceramic heaters like the Lasko Ceramic Tower and Vornado MVH are highly energy-efficient, offering focused heating and customizable settings to minimize power usage.

Are portable heaters safe to use overnight?

Yes, provided they have safety features like automatic shut-off, overheat protection, and cool-touch exteriors. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines.

How much does a portable heater increase electricity bills?

This depends on the heater’s wattage and usage. A 1500-watt heater used for 8 hours daily may cost $1–$2 per day, depending on electricity rates.

Which type of portable heater is best for allergies?

Bladeless models like the Dyson Hot + Cool are ideal for allergy sufferers as they don’t circulate dust and allergens like fan-based heaters.

Can portable heaters heat an entire room?

Yes, models with higher wattage (1500 watts) and good heat distribution, such as the Lasko Tower or De’Longhi Radiator, can effectively heat small to medium rooms.

What is the lifespan of a portable heater?

With proper care, most portable heaters last 5–10 years. Regular cleaning and avoiding overuse can extend their life.

Are oil-filled heaters better than ceramic heaters?

Oil-filled heaters are quieter and retain heat longer, making them ideal for continuous use, while ceramic heaters heat up faster and are more portable.

Can I use a portable heater in a bathroom?

Only use heaters specifically designed for damp environments, such as those with waterproof casing and safety certifications for bathroom use.

Do portable heaters dry out the air?

Yes, most heaters can reduce humidity slightly. Using a humidifier alongside the heater can help maintain moisture levels.

What is the best budget-friendly portable heater?

The Honeywell HeatBud is an excellent choice for personal use, costing less than $30 while offering reliable and efficient heating for small spaces.

Conclusion

Portable heaters for small spaces come in various designs, from ceramic to oil-filled models, each catering to specific needs. When choosing, consider your room size, desired features, and safety requirements. With the detailed breakdown and FAQs above, you’re now equipped to select the best heater to keep you warm and cozy this winter!

Stay warm and save energy!

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Last Monday of the Week 2023-12-04

ah fuck the mondaypost

Listening: I have been going back through some of @kelp-of-discontent's recs that I've saved and not gone back to. Great taste! Here's Pool Kids's Pool Kids

I always love the unmoored feeling good math rock gives you and this really lands that.

Watching: Double Features, 1) Bara no Soretsu/Funeral Parade of Roses because @thosearentcrimes has been trying to get us to watch that forever and we finally just sat down and watched it on yes the extremely funny ultrawide monitor that was being used as my TV.

Bara no Soretsu is very good in that arthouse way where it's very unpolished and has some very out there ideas about what makes a good movie but executes on it earnestly and with a goal. It's a combination of a movie about transgender women in the underground gay men's scene in 60's japan loosely based on the myth of Oedipus and also a documentary following the actors as they make this movie, in a way that makes it kind of hard to tell when something is meant to be the movie and when it's meant to be the documentary.

It's very uh. Challenging? It's honestly less tragic than I was expecting and it's mostly just a fascinating look into this very specific time and place. The interviews are priceless, a trans woman very straight facedly looking into the camera when asked "are you having a good time" and going "no, but I'm going to keep doing it". 10/10

Also Tomb Raider but the 2001 Angelina Jolie one. An impromptu pick for Bad Movie Night because we had an empty house and didn't want to burn a good bad movie. Tomb Raider is most interesting in how it approaches shooting action which is to say that it's mostly not good at it but has brief moments of inspiration. A very generic action adventure story otherwise, featuring young Daniel Craig as a prettyboy graverobber counterpart to Lara Croft. They made Angelina Jolie do an English accent and she just could not do it.

Reading: The other short stories that came along with Story of Your Life by Ted Chiang. Tower of Babylon is a fun atmospheric story of the Ancient Sumerians building a tower to breach the vault of heaven. Division by Zero is a very compelling depiction of a mathematician going insane because she has proven arithmetic to be inconsistent, which is notably not accompanied by any material changes in the world around her, which I liked.

Making: Mostly preparatory. I have a few project I've been sketching out, including hacking my own controller onto a WS2812 LED string and automating my radiators. The stepper motors and the string arrived today. Looking into exprTK, an expression evaluation library that should be suitable for my needs, and the ESP32 RMT subsystem which is a cute little mini-DSP and modulator built into the ESP32 ostensibly for IR Remote Control but frequently used now to quickly and efficiently implement all manner of protocols.

Playing: More Dark Souls, although less this week because I've been doing other things. still working around Darkroot Basin but I really haven't been there long. The ents are a real pain in the ass when paired with the knights, not because they're very hard but because you just have to wait for them to jump you.

Tools and Equipment: a new AMD GPU tuning utility for Linux was released a little while ago, LACT, which has a much simpler interface than some of the older tuning utilities. I like it, especially since I was doing some fan noise tuning after I installed the new network card and being able to just hit the fan speed with a slider was convenient.

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4 Steps to Pick the Best Air Cooler for Your Home Budget

When the Indian summer hits, there's no escape from the heat—unless you're armed with the right cooling solution. While air conditioners are powerful, they're often pricey and energy-intensive. That’s where air coolers come to the rescue! If you're searching for the best air cooler for home that balances cost, performance, and durability, this guide has you covered.

Let’s dive into the four foolproof steps to pick the best air cooler in India—without draining your wallet.

Introduction to Choosing the Right Air Cooler

The Rise of Budget-Friendly Cooling Solutions

With increasing temperatures and rising electricity bills, more Indian families are switching to air coolers. These machines offer efficient cooling with minimal energy consumption and can be a real game-changer if chosen wisely.

Advantages Over Air Conditioners

Eco-friendliness: Uses water evaporation, not harmful gases.

Low Power Usage: Saves significantly on energy bills.

Affordability: Costs a fraction of what ACs do.

Portability: Can be moved between rooms.

With all these benefits, it’s no surprise that people are actively searching for the best air cooler in India that fits their budget and room size.

Step 1: Assess Your Cooling Needs and Room Size

Choosing the right air cooler begins with understanding your space and cooling expectations.

Understand Cooler Capacities (Litres)

The water tank size determines how long the cooler can operate without refilling. Here’s a quick guide: Room SizeRecommended CapacityCooler TypeUp to 150 sq. ft.15-20 LitresPersonal150-300 sq. ft.25-40 LitresTower300+ sq. ft.50-70 LitresDesert

If you have a large living room or plan to use it outdoors, opt for desert coolers. Smaller bedrooms? Go for personal coolers.

Personal vs. Desert vs. Tower Coolers

Personal Coolers: Compact, great for small rooms.

Tower Coolers: Sleek, space-saving, medium capacity.

Desert Coolers: High airflow, large rooms and outdoor use.

Understanding these categories is key to choosing the best air cooler for home use.

Step 2: Prioritize Features That Matter Most

Every air cooler comes with a unique set of features. Some are essential, while others are luxury add-ons.

Air Delivery & Fan Speed Control

Look for an air delivery rate of 1500–3000 m³/hr, depending on room size. Multiple fan speeds offer better control over cooling.

Ice Chamber, Remote Control, Humidity Control

These features elevate your comfort:

Ice chamber: Boosts cooling effect.

Remote control: Convenience at your fingertips.

Humidity control: Especially useful in coastal areas.

Investing in these makes the best air cooler for home feel like a premium experience—without the cost.

Energy Efficiency and Inverter Compatibility

Always check if the cooler supports inverter use. This ensures uninterrupted operation during power cuts and reduces energy usage.

Look for models that consume less than 200W. Over time, this can make a noticeable difference in your electricity bill.

Step 3: Compare Top Air Cooler Brands Within Budget

Not all air cooler brands are created equal. Some offer great features at budget prices, while others provide better durability or service.

Best Air Cooler Brands in India for Every Budget

BrandStrengthsPrice RangeSymphonyInnovation, energy-efficient₹5,000 – ₹15,000BajajDurable, budget-friendly₹4,000 – ₹10,000CromptonGood airflow, value-for-money₹5,500 – ₹12,000HavellsPremium build, sleek design₹7,000 – ₹18,000

These air cooler brands consistently offer models for different needs and budgets, making them ideal choices when shopping for the best air cooler in India.

Price vs Performance Trade-offs

₹4,000–₹7,000: Basic features, small rooms.

₹7,000–₹10,000: Mid-range with ice chamber, larger tanks.

₹10,000+: Premium design, remote control, advanced air throw.

Choose based on what matters most—cooling capacity or advanced features.

Reviews and After-Sales Support

Don’t forget to read verified customer reviews and check warranty policies. A good brand will offer at least 1-year warranty and service center support in your area.

Step 4: Check Energy Consumption and Maintenance Needs

You don’t just buy a cooler—you commit to running it daily for months. So understanding energy use and upkeep is vital.

Power Rating & Monthly Electricity Cost

An average air cooler for home uses around 150–200W per hour. If run 10 hours daily, you consume 45–60 units/month.

With electricity rates at ₹8/unit in many Indian states, that’s just ₹400–₹500 per month—a big saving compared to ACs.

Cleaning Frequency & Maintenance Ease

Cooling Pads: Clean every 1-2 weeks.

Water Tank: Rinse weekly to avoid odor.

Fan Blades: Wipe down monthly.

Modern coolers come with anti-bacterial honeycomb pads and drain plugs to make cleaning easier.

Build Quality and Durability

Always go for coolers made with ABS plastic or thermoplastic. They resist rust and last longer. Top air cooler brands often back their products with durability ratings and extended warranties.

Additional Tips to Get the Best Value

Seasonal Discounts & Online Offers

Timing matters! The best time to buy a cooler is from February to April or during online sales. Look for deals on trusted sites like Amazon, Flipkart, and Reliance Digital.

Read Verified Customer Reviews

Sites like Amazon and Flipkart provide genuine user feedback. Look for models rated 4 stars and above with 100+ reviews to gauge performance and reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Which is the best air cooler in India right now? Brands like Symphony and Bajaj offer high-performing, energy-efficient models with good warranty support.

Q2. Is an air cooler suitable for all climates? They work best in dry and arid regions. High humidity can reduce effectiveness unless the cooler has humidity control.

Q3. Can I use an air cooler in a closed room? No. Coolers need proper ventilation to function efficiently.

Q4. What maintenance does an air cooler need? Regular cleaning of water tanks, cooling pads, and filters is essential for optimal performance.

Q5. How much does an air cooler increase the electricity bill? Compared to ACs, very little. Running 8–10 hours a day may cost ₹400–₹600 per month depending on usage and wattage.

Q6. What’s the ideal tank capacity for a 250 sq. ft. room? Look for 25–40 litre coolers, typically found in tower models.

Conclusion: Cool Comfort Without Breaking the Bank

Choosing the best air cooler for home doesn't have to be a complex or expensive process. With these 4 steps—understanding your space, prioritizing features, comparing air cooler brands, and evaluating long-term energy use—you can make an informed, budget-friendly purchase.

Whether you're cooling a small bedroom or a spacious hall, there's a perfect air cooler out there for every home and every budget. Remember, it’s not about the most expensive model—it’s about the best air cooler in India that suits your unique needs.

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Data Center Cooling System: Air Cooled Chillers vs Water Cooled Chillers Which One is Right?

If you manage or design data centers, you already know this: heat is the invisible threat. With servers running round the clock, cooling isn’t just a background function—it’s core to performance, uptime, and reliability.

And when it comes to cooling large-scale infrastructure, two technologies dominate the conversation: Air Cooled Chillers and Water Cooled Chillers.

They both serve the same purpose—removing heat—but how they do it, and what that means for your operations, is where the difference lies.

So, let’s break it down. But first let’s understand What is a Data Center Cooling System and why a data center needs it? 

What is a Data Center Cooling System?

A Data Center Cooling System is the infrastructure and technology used to remove excess heat generated by servers, storage units, and networking equipment within a data center. This  maintains optimal temperature and humidity to ensure reliable operation and longevity of IT infrastructure. Key Goals of a Data Center Cooling System:

Maintain safe operating temperatures (typically 18–27°C or 64–81°F)

Control humidity to prevent static and condensation

Improve energy efficiency (PUE – Power Usage Effectiveness)

Minimize environmental impact

Why Do Data Centers Need a Cooling System?

Data centers are built to run nonstop. Whether handling cloud applications, transactions, or machine learning workloads, the servers inside never sleep—and neither does the heat they produce.

Without an efficient Data Center Cooling System, all that heat buildup can lead to:

Hardware failures

Slower processing speeds

Reduced lifespan of IT equipment

Costly downtime

An effective Data Center Cooling System keeps temperatures within optimal limits, improves energy efficiency, and ensures that critical operations remain uninterrupted.

What is an Air Cooled Chiller?

Air cooled chillers are pretty straightforward. They use ambient air to remove heat from a system. Fans pull in outside air, push it across condenser coils, and carry heat away from the refrigerant. That’s it—no extra plumbing, no cooling towers, no complex installation.

These systems are self-contained and typically placed on rooftops or open outdoor areas. Because they’re compact and easy to install, they’re a go-to for smaller facilities and fast-track projects.

Why they’re popular:

Easy to deploy and maintain

Don’t require access to a water source

Lower initial setup costs

Ideal for moderate loads and less complex sites

But, there’s a trade-off. Air cooled chillers depend on outside air temperature. In hot climates, they may struggle to perform efficiently. They’re also noisier due to the large fans used for airflow.

What is a Water Cooled Chiller?

Water cooled chillers use a different approach. Instead of ambient air, they rely on water to absorb and dissipate heat. These systems circulate water through condenser coils and release that heat via a cooling tower.

This method is significantly more efficient—especially in larger facilities that operate 24/7. It also offers more stable cooling, regardless of outdoor weather conditions.

Why they’re preferred in mission-critical setups:

Higher energy efficiency

Quieter operation (since cooling towers can be located remotely)

Better suited for high-density environments

Long-term savings despite higher upfront investment

However, water cooled systems require more space, more infrastructure (like pumps, piping, and water treatment), and consistent upkeep.

Key Differences of Air Cooled Chillers and Water Cooled Chillers

Air Cooled Chillers or Water Cooled Chillers: Which is the Best for a Data Center Cooling System?

Every Data Center Cooling System has to balance efficiency, reliability, and cost. The choice between Air Cooled Chillers and Water Cooled Chillers depends on your specific operational needs.

Choose Air Cooled Chillers if:

Your data center is small or medium-sized

You need a fast, straightforward installation

You want minimal maintenance and lower water usage

You’re dealing with moderate workloads

Choose Water Cooled Chillers if:

You operate a large or hyperscale facility

Energy efficiency is a high priority

Your infrastructure supports cooling towers

You can invest in long-term operational savings

Wrap Up

The demand for data—and the infrastructure to support it—is only growing. That means Data Center Cooling Systems must evolve too, offering efficiency, resilience, and flexibility.

While Air Cooled Chillers may not always match the efficiency of water-based systems, they shine in scenarios where simplicity, speed, and space constraints matter most. As cooling technology continues to advance, air cooled solutions are becoming smarter, quieter, and more efficient—making them an increasingly attractive option for modern data centers.

Still unsure which chiller system fits your needs best?We at Climaveneta India help facilities assess, design, and implement custom cooling strategies tailored for today’s digital demands—and tomorrow’s energy expectations.

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The GMKtec G3 Mini PC: A Pint-Sized Powerhouse for Productivity and Beyond

GMKtec G3 Mini PC Intel Alder Lake N100 Windows 11 Pro Mini PC 8/16GB DDR4 256/512GB PCIe M.2 SSD WiFi 6 BT5.2 Desktop Computer

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In an era where desk space is prime real estate and energy efficiency is paramount, the mini PC is no longer a niche novelty but a mainstream contender for the heart of our digital lives. Enter the GMKtec G3 Mini PC, a compact computer that punches well above its weight class. Powered by the capable Intel Alder Lake N100 processor and equipped with a suite of modern features including Windows 11 Pro, speedy DDR4 RAM, and next-generation connectivity, the G3 is poised to be the unassuming hero of your home office, media center, or small business. This deep dive will explore what makes the GMKtec G3 a compelling choice in the burgeoning world of mini PCs.

First Impressions and Design: Compact, Cool, and Connected The GMKtec G3 makes a statement with its minimalist and professional aesthetic. Its small footprint, roughly the size of a small stack of coasters, allows it to be discreetly placed on a desk, mounted behind a monitor with the included VESA bracket, or even tossed in a bag for on-the-go productivity. The build quality is solid, inspiring confidence in its durability.

Despite its compact dimensions, the G3 doesn't skimp on connectivity. A thoughtful array of ports ensures you can connect all your essential peripherals. You'll typically find multiple USB 3.2 ports for high-speed data transfer, dual HDMI outputs capable of driving two 4K displays at 60Hz, a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port for a blazing-fast wired network connection, and a 3.5mm audio jack. This generous port selection makes the G3 a versatile hub for a multi-monitor setup, a network-attached storage (NAS) solution, or a sophisticated home theater PC.

Under the Hood: The Intel Alder Lake N100 and Performance At the heart of the GMKtec G3 lies the Intel Alder Lake N100 processor. This efficient quad-core chip, built on a modern architecture, is designed for the demands of everyday computing. It's more than capable of handling office applications, web Browse with numerous tabs open, 4K video playback, and light photo editing. The N100's low power consumption is a significant advantage, translating to lower energy bills and whisper-quiet operation, a welcome respite from the fan noise of traditional desktop towers.

The G3 is offered in configurations with 8GB or 16GB of DDR4 RAM. For most users, 8GB will suffice for smooth multitasking. However, for those who frequently work with large files or run numerous applications simultaneously, the 16GB option provides extra headroom and future-proofing. Storage is handled by a fast and responsive PCIe M.2 SSD, with capacities of 256GB or 512GB. The use of a PCIe-based SSD over a traditional SATA drive results in significantly faster boot times, application loading, and file transfers, contributing to a snappy and responsive user experience. For those with expanding storage needs, the G3 often includes an additional M.2 slot for easy upgrades.

The Professional Edge: Windows 11 Pro A key differentiator for the GMKtec G3 is the inclusion of Windows 11 Pro. For business users, power users, and those with a focus on security, the Pro version of Microsoft's latest operating system offers a significant step up from the Home edition. Key features include:

BitLocker Drive Encryption: This provides robust, full-disk encryption to protect your sensitive data from unauthorized access, a crucial feature for professionals handling confidential information.

Remote Desktop: Seamlessly connect to and control your G3 from another computer, whether you're in another room or across the globe. This is invaluable for remote work and IT support.

Hyper-V: A built-in virtualization tool that allows you to create and run virtual machines. This is a boon for developers, IT professionals, and enthusiasts who need to test different operating systems or software in a sandboxed environment.

Group Policy Management: For businesses, this allows for centralized management of user and computer settings across a network, ensuring consistency and security.

Next-Generation Connectivity: WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 The GMKtec G3 is equipped with the latest wireless technologies, ensuring a fast, reliable, and future-proof connection. WiFi 6 (802.11ax) offers a significant leap in performance over its predecessor, especially in congested network environments. This means faster download and upload speeds, lower latency for smoother video conferencing and online gaming, and the ability to handle a greater number of connected devices without a drop in performance. Whether you're in a busy office with multiple users or a smart home with numerous connected gadgets, WiFi 6 provides a more stable and efficient wireless experience.

Complementing the advanced WiFi is Bluetooth 5.2. This latest iteration of Bluetooth technology brings several improvements, including enhanced audio quality through the new LC3 codec, which delivers higher fidelity at lower power consumption. It also allows for multi-device pairing, enabling you to seamlessly switch between, for instance, your headphones and a speaker. The improved efficiency of Bluetooth 5.2 also translates to longer battery life for your connected wireless peripherals.

The Ideal User: Who is the GMKtec G3 For? The GMKtec G3 Mini PC is a versatile machine that caters to a wide range of users:

The Home Office Professional: Its compact size, powerful performance for productivity tasks, and the security features of Windows 11 Pro make it an ideal choice for a clean and efficient home office setup.

The Student: A budget-friendly and space-saving option that can handle all the demands of online learning, research, and entertainment.

The Media Enthusiast: With its 4K dual-display support and fast connectivity, the G3 is a perfect core for a home theater system, capable of streaming high-resolution content with ease.

Small Businesses: The combination of Windows 11 Pro's management features, low power consumption, and affordable price point makes the G3 a smart investment for businesses looking to equip their teams with capable and cost-effective workstations.

In conclusion, the GMKtec G3 Mini PC is a testament to the fact that great things come in small packages. It skillfully blends capable performance, a rich feature set, and modern connectivity into a compact and affordable chassis. For anyone seeking to declutter their workspace without sacrificing power and functionality, the G3 stands out as a compelling and intelligent choice in the ever-evolving landscape of personal computing.

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Stay Cool, Stay Smart: Why Every Home Needs the Right Fan

When the heat rises, nothing beats the refreshing breeze of a well-placed fan. Whether you're battling summer temperatures or just need better air circulation, electric fans are the unsung heroes of home comfort. From ceiling fans to compact desk models, there's a fan for every space and lifestyle.

🌀 Types of Fans and Their Benefits

Let’s break down the most popular types of fans and what makes each one unique:

Ceiling Fans: Ideal for large rooms, they provide wide-area cooling and often come with energy-efficient BLDC motors and remote controls.

Table & Pedestal Fans: Portable and adjustable, these are perfect for spot cooling in bedrooms, offices, or kitchens.

Wall-Mounted Fans: Great for saving floor space while delivering powerful airflow—ideal for commercial or compact spaces.

Tower Fans: Sleek and modern, they offer oscillating airflow and often include timers, ionizers, and remote operation.

Exhaust Fans: Essential for kitchens and bathrooms, they remove stale air, smoke, and moisture to improve ventilation.

⚙️ Features to Look For

When choosing a fan, consider these key features:

Speed Settings: Multiple speed levels let you customize airflow to your comfort.

Remote Control: Convenient operation from across the room.

Energy Efficiency: Look for BLDC motors or inverter technology to save on electricity bills.

Noise Levels: Quiet fans are ideal for bedrooms and workspaces.

Design & Aesthetics: Modern fans come in stylish finishes to complement your décor.

🏠 Why Fans Still Matter in the Age of ACs

While air conditioners offer cooling, fans provide cost-effective, eco-friendly comfort. They consume less power, improve air circulation, and can even enhance AC efficiency when used together. Plus, they’re easier to install and maintain.

🔚 Final Breeze

Whether you're upgrading your cooling setup or furnishing a new home, a fan is a must-have for comfort, style, and savings. With so many options available, finding the perfect fan is just a breeze away.

Discover the latest fans at Poorvika and experience comfort, style, and savings every day!

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💨 LEVOIT Tower Fan for Bedroom Review (36-Inch) — Is It Worth It?

When summer heat rolls in like that clingy guest who overstays their welcome, all you want is something — anything — that actually cools you down… without sounding like a jet engine parked in your bedroom.

That’s where the LEVOIT Velocity Bladeless Oscillating Tower Fan (36-Inch) steps in. I’ve been using this sleek little lifesaver for a few weeks now, and after plenty of real-world use (and maybe a few naps in front of it), here’s my honest take on whether it’s worth adding to your space.

🔍 First Impressions — Sleek, Safe, and Surprisingly Strong

Let’s start with the design — because yeah, looks do matter when it’s sitting in your room 24/7.

This 36-inch LEVOIT fan has that minimalist, high-end vibe going for it. The white, bladeless tower blends right in with most modern decor and doesn’t eat up your entire floor like some clunky box fan. It’s like the iPhone of fans — clean, smart-looking, and low-key elegant.

Bonus? The bladeless design makes it way safer for kids and pets. No spinning blades means no “don’t touch that!” moments.

And assembly? Total breeze (pun intended). Took me under 10 minutes — snap the base together, plug it in, done.

About this item

𝙎𝙖𝙮 𝙂𝙤𝙤𝙙𝙗𝙮𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙏𝙧𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 𝙁𝙖𝙣𝙨: Our innovative airflow design combines a curved air inlet and unique multi-blade design, creating a soft, soothing breeze akin to natural winds

𝙀𝙛𝙛𝙞𝙘𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝘾𝙤𝙤𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙒𝙞𝙙𝙚 𝘼𝙞𝙧𝙛𝙡𝙤𝙬: Achieve curtain-like coverage with 25ft/s wind speed, 1062 CFM airflow, and 90° oscillation. Ideal for large spaces

𝘿𝙮𝙣𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙘 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙩 𝙒𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙏𝙚𝙢𝙥𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙎𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙤𝙧: This fan adjusts airflow based on room temperature using smart sensors, ensuring optimal comfort levels without overheating or freezing

𝙒𝙝𝙞𝙨𝙥𝙚𝙧-𝙌𝙪𝙞𝙚𝙩 𝙖𝙩 28𝙙𝘽 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙖 12-𝙃𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙚𝙧: Sleep, work, or binge-watch your favorite shows peacefully while setting a timer, providing uninterrupted serenity

𝙏𝙖𝙞𝙡𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙩: With 4 modes (Normal/Turbo/Advanced Sleep/Auto) and 5 speed settings, this fan delivers a refreshing breeze to keep you cool and comfortable

𝙀𝙛𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙡𝙚𝙨𝙨 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙡 & 𝙈𝙖𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚: Clear top panel and remote ensure easy control from any location, while the detachable back cover and blades facilitate thorough cleaning

𝙎𝙚𝙩𝙪𝙥 𝙏𝙞𝙥: Align the tower fan body before tightening the base nut to avoid crooked installation

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Product information

Features & Specs

Power Source Corded Electric

Room Type Bedroom

Special Features Remote Controlled, Timer, LED Light, Oscillating

Recommended Uses For Product Refresh Air

Mounting Type Floor Mount

Controller Type Touchpad Control, Remote Control

Number of Speeds 5

Noise Level 28 dB

Wattage 39 watts

Number of Blades 210

Air Flow Capacity 1044 Cubic Feet Per Minute

Speed 25 Feet Per Second

Voltage 120.0

Switch Type Push Button

Indoor Outdoor Usage Indoor

Control Method Remote

Light Type LED

Standby Power Shutoff High Efficiency

Is Product Cordless No

Is Electric Yes

Number of Power Levels 5

Main Power Connector Type Standard wall outlet connector (NEMA 5–15 or equivalent)

Style

Color White

Electric Fan Design Floor Fan

Style Classic 36"

Finish Type Painted

Theme Tower Fan

Collection Name Classic Series

Measurements

Item Dimensions D x W x H 6.5"D x 6.5"W x 36.2"H

Blade Length 36 Inches

Item Weight 8.5 Pounds

Item details

Brand Name LEVOIT

Included Components Remote

Model Name Classic 36-inch white

Model Number LTF-F361-WUS White

Manufacturer LEVOIT

UPC 810123670147

Customer Reviews 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (9,237) 4.6 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#69 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)

#2 in Household Tower Fans

ASIN B0BVZFQ4DF

Item Type Name Tower Fan

Item Height 36.2 inches

Materials & Care

Material Plastic

Blade Material Plastic

User guide

Specification Met CA65, TPCH, ETL, FCC SDoC

Warranty & Support

Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.

💬 Real-World Verdict: Should You Buy It?

If you’re after something that’s quiet, stylish, and actually cools the room — without costing a small fortune — then yes, this fan is 100% worth it.

It’s not packed with smart home features or app control, but it nails the things that actually matter. It’s quiet. It’s efficient. It’s easy to use. And it looks good doing it.

Want the bells and whistles? Go for the 42″ smart version. But if you just need reliable cooling in your bedroom or home office, this 36″ model is honestly a steal.

⭐ Final Thoughts: A Cool Breeze in a Hot Market

I’ve reviewed and tested more fans than I’d like to admit, and this one? It’s one of the few that feels like a no-regrets purchase.

It doesn’t try to be a spaceship with a thousand buttons. It’s just a really solid, good-looking fan that keeps you comfortable. And honestly? In the middle of a summer heatwave, that’s all I really need.

So yeah — if your AC is struggling or your old fan sounds like a dying lawnmower, this LEVOIT fan might just be your new best friend.

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Clearing the Air: Why Ghaziabad Industries Trust Local Fume Scrubbers Manufacturers

Ghaziabad – the engine of Uttar Pradesh’s industrial growth – faces a silent crisis. As factories in Sahibabad, Meerut Road, and Loni forge ahead in metal processing, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals, toxic fumes threaten worker safety, community health, and regulatory compliance. With UPPCB tightening emission norms and rising pollution fines (up to ₹5 lakhs per violation!), the smartest solution is partnering with a dedicated Fume Scrubbers Manufacturer in Ghaziabad.

This isn’t just about compliance; it’s about protecting your workforce, boosting productivity, and future-proofing your facility. Discover how local manufacturers engineer scrubbers that tackle Ghaziabad’s toughest air quality challenges.

Ghaziabad’s Fume Crisis: Industries at Risk

Data from UPPCB reveals critical pollution hotspots:

Metal Processing: Pickling fumes (HCl, HNO₃), welding smoke

Chemical Plants: Solvent vapors, ammonia, chlorine leaks

Pharmaceuticals: API synthesis gases, acetone emissions

Electroplating: Cyanide fumes, chromic acid mists

Textile Dyeing: Formaldehyde, chlorine dioxide

Without proper scrubbing, these emissions cause:

     Worker respiratory diseases (asthma, COPD)

     UPPCB shutdown orders & penalties

     Corrosion of machinery & infrastructure

     Community backlash & CSR failures

How Fume Scrubbers Work: Engineering Clean Air for Ghaziabad

Local manufacturers design scrubbers using chemical absorption principles tailored to Ghaziabad’s humid climate and industrial mix:

The 3-Step Scrubbing Process

Contaminated Air Intake: Fans pull toxic fumes into the system.

Chemical Neutralization: Fumes pass through a packed bed/tower, where liquid absorbents (water/alkaline solutions) dissolve pollutants:

Acid gases (HCl, SO₂) → Neutralized with NaOH slurry

Ammonia → Scrubbed with H₂SO₄

Solvents → Captured via activated carbon beds

Clean Air Release: Purified air exits via stack, meeting UPPCB norms (CPCB Standards: 50 mg/Nm³ for acids).

Visual: Custom scrubber design for Ghaziabad’s metal finishing industry

Why Choose a Ghaziabad-Based Scrubber Manufacturer? 5 Local Advantages

Hyper-Local Compliance Knowledge Understanding of UPPCB’s emission thresholds, consent mechanisms, and Ghaziabad-specific regulations (e.g., Critically Polluted Area directives).

Rapid On-Site Support <24-hour emergency service across NCR for breakdowns – critical for continuous production lines.

Material Expertise for Local Conditions

FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) scrubbers resist Ghaziabad’s humid, acidic environments

PP (Polypropylene) liners for chlorine/oxidizer resistance

Custom designs for cramped factory layouts in Sahibabad industrial estates

Cost Optimization Lower logistics costs, no GST on inter-state procurement, and familiarity with local labor/raw material markets cut project costs by 15–25%. Industry-Specific Experience Proven solutions for:

Automotive: Paint booth VOC scrubbers

Textiles: Dyehouse formaldehyde control

Pharma: Solvent recovery systems

Top 5 Scrubber Technologies Offered by Ghaziabad Manufacturers

Critical Selection Criteria for Ghaziabad Industries

Pollutant Profile Test fume composition (chemical concentration, temperature, flow rate). Tip: Most Ghaziabad manufacturers offer free site audits.

Material of Construction

FRP: For acids under 60°C (cost-effective)

PP-lined FRP: For oxidizers (HNO₃, Cl₂) or high temps

PVDF: Aggressive solvents like MEK

Customization Capabilities Ensure they design for:

Space constraints in Ghaziabad’s older factories

Multi-stage scrubbing (e.g., acid + particulate removal)

Automated pH/dosing controls

Compliance Documentation Demand:

CPCB/UPPCB test reports

IBR certification for pressure vessels

AMC with UPPCB audit support

After-Sales Service Verify:

Local technician network

Spare parts inventory in Ghaziabad

Remote monitoring options

Energy Efficiency Opt for VFD-driven fans and PLC controls to cut power costs by 30% – crucial amid UP’s rising electricity tariffs.

Future-Proofing with Ghaziabad’s Scrubber Tech: 3 Trends

IIoT Integration Real-time emission monitoring linked to UPPCB portals via cloud-based PLCs.

Zero-Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Scrubbers Recycling scrubber effluent to meet Ghaziabad’s water conservation mandates.

Hybrid Scrubber-Filter Systems Combined PM₂.₅ and gas control for stricter upcoming norms.

Partner Wisely: 5 Red Flags in Scrubber Manufacturers

🛑 No in-house engineering team 🛑 Lack of UPPCB compliance documentation 🛑 One-size-fits-all designs 🛑 Substandard FRP/PP material (verify ISI certifications) 🛑 48+ hour response time commitments

Conclusion: Your Next Steps for Cleaner Operations

Choosing the right Fume Scrubbers Manufacturer in Ghaziabad isn’t just about equipment – it’s about securing your license to operate, protecting your workforce, and contributing to cleaner air in the NCR. With local expertise, rapid support, and compliance assurance, Ghaziabad-based partners deliver turnkey solutions where global suppliers fall short.

Act Now:

Audit your emissions with a local expert

Specify scrubber requirements (flow rate, pollutants, space)

Shortlist manufacturers with Ghaziabad installations

Demand site visits and client references

Breathing clean air isn’t a luxury – it’s your right and responsibility. Partner with a Ghaziabad scrubber expert today and transform fumes into compliance, safety, and sustainability.

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Fans are one of the most essential cooling devices in homes, offices, and industrial spaces. While air conditioners are great for cooling, fans remain popular for their affordability, energy efficiency, and variety of designs.

In this article, we'll explore the most common types of fans, their features, and ideal uses to help you choose the right one for your needs.

1. Ceiling Fans

Description:

Mounted on the ceiling, these fans circulate air throughout the room.

Advantages:

Covers a large area.

Energy-efficient.

Available in various styles and sizes.

Best for:

Living rooms, bedrooms, and offices.

2. Table Fans

Description:

Small, portable fans placed on desks or tables.

Advantages:

Easy to move.

Adjustable head for targeted airflow.

Affordable.

Best for:

Personal use in small rooms or offices.

3. Pedestal Fans (Stand Fans)

Description:

Freestanding fans with adjustable height and oscillating heads.

Advantages:

Covers a wide area.

Adjustable height and direction.

No installation required.

Best for:

Living rooms, shops, and outdoor events.

4. Wall Fans

Description:

Mounted on walls to save floor space, often with oscillation features.

Advantages:

Saves space.

Great for rooms with limited airflow.

Remote-controlled models available.

Best for:

Kitchens, offices, workshops, or narrow spaces.

5. Tower Fans

Description:

Tall, slim fans that blow air vertically, often with modern designs and remote controls.

Advantages:

Sleek and space-saving.

Quiet operation.

Multiple speed and timer settings.

Best for:

Bedrooms, modern interiors, or places with limited floor space.

6. Exhaust Fans

Description:

Used to expel hot air, moisture, or odors from a room (often mounted in walls or ceilings).

Advantages:

Improves ventilation.

Removes smoke, odors, and humidity.

Essential for bathrooms and kitchens.

Best for:

Kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.

7. Box Fans

Description:

Square-shaped portable fans with powerful airflow.

Advantages:

High airflow capacity.

Affordable and easy to place in windows.

Great for ventilation.

Best for:

Bedrooms, garages, and window ventilation.

8. Bladeless Fans (Air Multipliers)

Description:

Modern fans that use advanced technology to push air without visible blades.

Advantages:

Safe for children and pets.

Easy to clean.

Stylish and quiet.

Best for:

Modern homes, bedrooms, or offices.

9. Industrial Fans

Description:

Heavy-duty fans designed for warehouses, factories, or large halls.

Advantages:

Extremely powerful.

Durable and large.

Can be wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, or floor-standing.

Best for:

Industrial areas, workshops, or open-air spaces.

Conclusion

Choosing the right fan depends on your space, cooling needs, budget, and style preferences. For general use, ceiling or pedestal fans are great options. If space is limited, consider wall or tower fans. For better air circulation or ventilation, exhaust or box fans may be more suitable.

When buying a fan, look for features like:

Oscillation

Speed settings

Remote control

Timer functions

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13-Inch Tower Fan - Remote Control, Touch Panel, LED, 3 Speeds & Modes - Portabl

Introducing our cutting-edge electric fan, engineered to provide instant cooling relief wherever you roam. Our portable tower fan boasts dual fans, delivering powerful airflow with three speed settings and three mode options for a personalized cooling experience on the go. Effortlessly adjust settings using the included remote or the intuitive touch panel with LED display, ensuring optimal comfort wherever life takes you.

Experience efficient and expansive cooling with our tower fan's wide-angle oscillation of 70 degrees. Its sweeping motion ensures effective personal comfort, distributing airflow smoothly across your space. Additionally, the horizontal oscillation feature guarantees consistent airflow distribution, enhancing the overall cooling experience.

Stay in control of your comfort with our tower fan's smart timer function, offering three auto-off timer options (2H, 4H, and 8H). Set your preferred cooling duration to keep your room ventilated throughout the night, promoting lasting comfort and improved sleep quality. With this feature, you can enjoy a refreshing breeze without worrying about energy wastage.

Embrace tranquillity with our tower fan's whisper-quiet operation, emitting less than 60dB of white noise even at high velocity. Create a peaceful environment conducive to sound sleep, free from disruptive disturbances. Our fan's quiet cooling ensures you can rest easy while staying cool and comfortable.

Experience energy-efficient performance with our tower fan's 20W high-performance motor, delivering powerful airflow while conserving energy. Enjoy the perfect balance of performance and sustainability, knowing that your cooling needs are met with efficiency and reliability.

From the manufacturer

Premium Quality

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Customer Support

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UK Based Brand

Specialists In Home

This standing fan is easy to use with no assembly required. It has three cooling speeds, low noise, and no dust gathering. The fan has a 70-degree automatic oscillation, making it ideal for delivering cool air in small and medium-sized areas quickly and efficiently. It is lightweight, slim, and compact, with an ergonomic handle grip for easy movement. Perfect for use in all spaces inside the home, including bedrooms, kitchen countertops, office desks, and workstations.

NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED

3 COOLING SPEEDS

POWERFUL QUIET FAN

WIDE OSCILLATION

SLEEK & PORTABLE

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Types of Fans for Brisbane Homes: Which is Right for You?

Choosing the right type of fans in Perth can make a noticeable difference in comfort, especially during the region’s hot and humid summers. With various fan styles available, selecting one that suits both your lifestyle and the design of your home is essential. Here’s a breakdown of the most common types of fans used in Perth homes — and how to decide which one’s best for you.

Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans in Brisbane are among the most popular choices for Perth homeowners. They provide a consistent breeze and are highly energy-efficient compared to air conditioning. Available in multiple designs, they suit most rooms, from bedrooms and living areas to outdoor patios. If you're looking to reduce your reliance on AC and lower electricity costs, ceiling fans are a reliable option. Look for models with reversible settings for year-round use.

Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms, and outdoor entertaining areas.

Pedestal Fans

Pedestal fans are portable, affordable, and easy to store. Renters or homes looking for a temporary cooling fix will find them perfect. These fans allow height and angle adjustments and often come with multiple speed settings. While they don’t have the aesthetic appeal of ceiling fans, their flexibility makes them a convenient choice.

Best for: Temporary cooling or rooms without fan wiring.

Tower Fans

Modern and sleek, tower fans take up minimal space and often come with built-in features like timers, remote controls, and air purification. They’re quieter than pedestal fans and fit well into compact areas like home offices or apartments.

Best for: Small spaces or rooms with a modern interior.

Wall-Mounted Fans

For homes with limited floor space or areas where ceiling fan installation isn’t possible, wall-mounted fans are a practical solution. Commonly used in kitchens, garages, and laundry rooms, they offer directional airflow and keep the floor clutter-free.

Best for: Kitchens, laundries, and small or irregular spaces.

Exhaust Fans

While not typically for cooling, exhaust fans are essential for removing hot, moist air, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens. In Brisbane's humid environment, they aid in mould prevention and enhance ventilation.

Best for: Bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas.

With the right fan, you can improve comfort, reduce cooling costs, and maintain better airflow throughout your Brisbane home — all while keeping things stylish and functional.

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Enclave Reformist Talks...

Before developing a fully canonical account, it’s worth noting that no official Bethesda or Black Isle source ever details a “Reformist” Enclave that peacefully—and benevolently—absorbs every major vault and settlement across the Capital Wasteland, Mojave, and Commonwealth. All references to such a faction come from fan‐made discussions and stories (for example, a Fandom forum thread on a Reformist Enclave or various fanfictions like Enclave Rising and America Reborn). Below is an entirely original, speculative outline of how such a “Reformist” Enclave might have risen—from Pre-War roots in West Tek to full-blown stewardship of dozens of key locations by the Fallout-4 era.

1. From West Tek to Underwater Bunkers: Pre-War Continuity

West Tek & FEV research (2070s): A Reformer faction begins as a moderate wing within West Tek’s NBC division, arguing that FEV should be used to heal irradiated lands rather than create super-soldiers.

Continuity of Government Protocols: Reformers quietly secure hidden bunkers (Poseidon Oil Rig, Raven Rock) but dedicate themselves to preserving civilian archives and medical data alongside military assets.

Great War survival (2077): While Purist Enclave leadership flees underground, Reformist cells maintain “open communications” channels on encrypted pre-War networks, broadcasting messages of post-nuclear reconstruction rather than racial purity.

2. Post-War Reformation & First Landfall

Re-emergence, 2220s: Led by a visionary “President Jefferson VIII,” Reformists unveil mobile water-purification units and field hospitals, offering devastated communities a choice: Enclave “Citizenship” with guaranteed services, or full autonomy with trade benefits.

Vault 101 & Vault 111: Reformers hack Vault-Tec control consoles, nullify Purist seals, and reopen vaults on humanitarian grounds. Vault 101 becomes a launch-point for relief convoys; Vault 111’s cryopods are repurposed into emergency medical pods.

3. Consolidating the Wastes: Region by Region

A. Capital Wasteland (Fallout 3)

Megaton: Defused the bomb by remote override, rebuilt the town’s water systems, and replaced Megaton’s original militia with a joint Enclave-town council.

Rivet City: Funded the pre-War drydock repairs, offering safe harbor to survivors in exchange for trade rights.

Tenpenny Towers → Canterbury Commons: Converted Tenpenny Towers into a mixed-income housing complex, rebranded Canterbury Commons, and banned ghoulish discrimination.

Underworld & Paradise Falls: Ended Paradise Falls’ slavery ring by granting emancipation and vocational training; turned Underworld into a research hub for ghoul medicine.

Little Lamplight & Big Town: Integrated youth-run Little Lamplight into a tri-council youth program; established Big Town as the Wasteland’s first cooperative farming network.

Arefu & The Pitt Outposts: Rescued children in Arefu by neutralizing Nightkin threats, and set up anti-corruption oversight in The Pitt’s rebuilt smelting works.

B. New Vegas Mojave (Fallout: New Vegas)

Goodsprings & Sloan: Funded the clinic in Goodsprings and reopened the solar plant in Sloan, offering free solar tech training to locals.

Primm & Nipton: Redeveloped the roller-coaster in Primm as a water tower and rebuilt Nipton under strict anti-Purist security protocols.

Freeside & The Strip: Negotiated an “Enclave Compact” with Mr. House to underwrite Strip security in exchange for law-and-order oversight, while outlawing slavery in Freeside.

The Slog & Westside: Introduced hydroponic gardens in The Slog, and established a vocational school in Westside teaching robotics maintenance.

Boulder City & Nellis AFB: Used Fortification technology to restore Boulder City’s dam and reactivate limited AFB radar for regional weather forecasting.

Novac & Jacobstown: Converted the dinosaur statues at Novac into radiation-shielded shelters, and funded medical research in Jacobstown, offering advanced prosthetics to Nightkin and ghouls alike.

Bunker Hill & Republic of Dave: Turned Bunker Hill into a model civic center; recognized the Republic of Dave as a self-governing micronation under Enclave protection.

C. Commonwealth (Fallout 4)

Sanctuary Hills & Diamond City: Launched the “Sanctuary Rebuild Project” to retrofit houses with solar panels; underwrote Diamond City’s blast-door retrofitting and created the first elective “Mayor’s Council.”

Goodneighbor & The Slog: Supplied Goodneighbor with medical teams to combat drug abuse; in The Slog (again), rolled out mycoremediation pods to detoxify farmland.

Castle & Vault-Tec Instances: Reinstated the Minutemen’s Castle as a joint defense training ground; reopened Vaults 106, 108, and 112 to rescue and rehabilitate vault dwellers.

Covenant & Paradise Falls: Abolished forced sterilizations in Covenant and provided full healthcare; in Paradise Falls (again), repurposed the arena into a vocational amphitheater.

Underworld & Little Lamplight: Expanded Underworld research into synth medicine; installed a youth apprenticeship program in Little Lamplight, linking it to Commonwealth universities.

Evergreen Mills & Grayditch: Deployed mobile emergency clinics at Evergreen Mills and funded the reconstruction of Grayditch’s bridge to reestablish trade.

4. Why They Outshine NCR and BoS

Holistic Aid Over Militarism

Unlike the NCR’s bureaucratic delays or the BoS’s tech-hoarding, Reformist Enclave pairs immediate humanitarian aid (water, medicine, shelter) with long-term civic investment.

Technology with Transparency

All Enclave tech transfers come with open-source manuals. No secret vaults of power armor or locked-away pre-War data.

Local Empowerment Councils

Every town installs a mixed Enclave-local council, ensuring genuine representation rather than martial law or conquest.

Rights & Citizenship

Any wastelander can earn Enclave citizenship through service in community projects—no genetic purity tests, only communal contribution.

Most Relevant Non-Canonical Sources Reviewed

Enclave reformist faction (Fandom) – A community thread outlining the idea of a “benevolent, egalitarian Enclave”.

Enclave Rising (FanFiction.net) – Early fanfic of a Reformist Enclave rebuilding in the Mojave.

America Reborn (FanFiction.net) – A series about Douglas Granite leading Reformists.

Other fan works (containing similar premises) all proved non-canonical and lightly detailed, so this outline remains an original, game-agnostic speculation.