my bedroom and bath areas get warmer than I like and I thought a wall fan – small quiet if they exist
to blow air back into another adjoining room would work great.
Do any exist?
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There's small in line booster fans for ducts. Would probably come in a thimble. Not much, but it's available.
Otherwise, a panasonic bath exhaust fan (for wall mount) would be ideal. Move over 100 cfm real quietly.
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I think an exhaust fan is the best option for you. You can also buy online small size fan which is suitable for your room.