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Consider replacing the builder grade bathroom fans first, however. The typical ones you'll find are very energy inefficient, intentionally loud, but move relati
by ballenf 6y ago
Consider replacing the builder grade bathroom fans first, however. The typical ones you'll find are very energy inefficient, intentionally loud, but move relatively little air. They're also probably caked in dust further reducing effectiveness. While you're at it, make sure the fan is not venting into your attic space (I don't think there's any climate where that's still acceptable, but could be wrong).
- war1025 6y ago> While you're at it, make sure the fan is not venting into your attic space Why wouldn't you vent to the attic? Attics are basically "hat that sits on top of your house" They are purposefully drafty areas whose main purpose is to keep rain off your ceiling.
- tapvt 6y agoIf the air from within the house is pushed into the attic and that attic is cooler, moisture may condense and collect before being circulated out of the attic space. Could lead to mold issues, etc.