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Possitive pressure ventilation + fan extractor
Anonymous user 14/03/2024 - 2.36 PM
Hi there, I have some general mould growing in all over the house. In the living room in some places, inside the wardrobe in the bedroom, in the hallway in some places etc. My house is a small house with two floors (base + 1 floor) and no ventilation in place at all. I've been playing around opening the windows and it seems that the mould problem has been solved. I've came up with some solutions. To install a fan extractor with humidity tracker (possible with a heat recovery system) in the bathroom. For the rest of the house, I'm considering to install a positive general house ventilation system fit it in my loft. I'm wondering if the positive ventilation system will solve the problem in the bedroom as most of the moisture is generated during the night and the door of the room is closed. As well as if the unit is installed just near the bathroom (first floor), would it be still necessary to install the fan extractor in the bathroom? As a products, I'm looking at the HeatSava Envirovent Heat Recovery Single Room for the bathroom and at the Mr Venty Eco2 loft for the positive pressure. Thank you very much for you help
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Flamborough windows
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Home Ventilation Ltd