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Results tagged with exhaust-fan
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For questions about exhaust fans -- i.e. fans used to remove air from specific rooms in a building and exhaust it to the outside in order to control humidity and/or combustion products. Exhaust fans, unlike [ceiling-fan]s, are installed into the building's structure, either in a fitting within the room's ceiling, or remotely, drawing air from the room via a duct and grille.
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Is water in a bathroom vent pipe avoidable?
I have a similar problem with 2 exhaust fans in my home that are not used regularly. Re-vented fans coinciding with a roof replacement in 2018, water drain-back was not an obvious problem until this …
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