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Bathroom Exhaust Fan
Help...have read in the past the exhaust fans in bathrooms generally aren't
that effective. In other words, by simply ensuring the door is left open after a shower, as much humidity can be removed from the room as an exhaust fan could. I live in Northeastern Wisconsin. Opening a window is not a year round solution. Am concerned with the efficiency (or lack of) an exhaust fan during the winter months. I also have a teenaged daughter that believes it's necessary to blow dry her hair for 20 minutes after her shower. So not only is the room a bit on the humid side, it gets heated by the dryer. Would appreciate any thoughts/comments on the subject. AL |
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