Ventilation

Basements are known for being extremely cold, extremely hot, damp, musty, and/or dusty. While ventilation would solve many of these issues, it’s a room that you don’t use very often. …

Professionals strongly recommend ventilation during and after you have painted a room or something in a room. However, specific durations are rarely mentioned. For specific durations, the type of paint …

More often than not, basements are known to feel stuffy and can even have strange odors wafting through the air as you open the door. When your basement lacks ventilation, …

Basements are lovely to have in a home as they offer much-needed storage space and can be utilized for many other purposes. One downside of many unventilated basements is that …

Whether you want to eliminate odors, cool a room down, or if you’d just like to replace stale, stagnant air, allowing outside air in can rejuvenate your home. Passive entry …

Ducting seems like an add-on compared to your main concern: the appliance. However, the ductwork of machines like clothes dryers is heavily regulated by the International Residential Code (IRC) to …

Perhaps you are concerned about the building code regulations, or you need to replace a duct line and have some 4” ducting lying around. Whatever the reason, there are some …

Difference Between Dryer and Bathroom Vents: Overview Dryer vents and bathroom vents are similar in that their dimensions are regulated by the International Residential Code (IRC) and that they must …

A common problem for house owners seems to be that one room always stays cold while another one is the polar opposite: always too hot. If only they would share …

Pros Cons Affordable Easily compressed Easy to install Prone to sagging Better for going around bends Ridged inner surface affects airflow Quieter than rigid metal Less durable than sheet metal …