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Had that where I live, for the first year. San Francisco as well (it's windy here!) Finally after about a year of it, figured out it was the turbine ventilator
by robbrown451 6y ago
Had that where I live, for the first year. San Francisco as well (it's windy here!) Finally after about a year of it, figured out it was the turbine ventilator on my next door neighbor's roof. She was a bit elderly and didn't seem to want to do anything. Luckily I realized I could reach it from my own roof. So I jammed a stick in it and it never spun again. Problem solved!
- layoutIfNeeded 6y agoYou realize that those ventilators need to spin in order to function, right? Now her apartment won’t be ventilated properly.
- robbrown451 6y agoIt's just an attic ventilator. And yes I know. My sanity outweighs the air quality of her attic. And I told her first. (FWIW she's a very nice lady and has long since sold the house and moved away. I told her I had done that at one point and she just chuckled and didn't care)