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bathroom guru
Trade: Bathroom Design Build Contractor
Join Date: May 2008
Location: London, Ontario, Canada
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"LifeBreath" HRV As Exhaust Fan For Bathroom?
I thought I would ask the experts here about a job I looked at today. It is for a complete ensuite remodel in a nice house about 14 years old.
There is no exhaust fan for this bathroom - just a wall vent (about 6x10) that looks like a cold air return - this is activated by a timer switch and is exhausted through the HRV system. This is the first time I have seen an HRV act as an exhaust fan. My thought is to add an exhaust fan when we do the remodel - vented to the outside. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance! Mike Jarvis |
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Trade: H.v.a.c.
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Boise, Id
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Re: "LifeBreath" HRV As Exhaust Fan For Bathroom?
It kinda makes good sense. The hrv get the funk out and brings in fresh air. But I guess most people are used to fart fans. I would explain to the end user what is up and let them decide.
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