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Flexible aluminum or insulated ducting for bathroom fans?
I need some flexible ducting to connect my bathroom vent fans to rigid
aluminum ducting that will go up to gooseneck vents on the roof. Should I use aluminum (like a dryer vent) or insulated (like an A/C) vent. The insulated stuff is R6 insulated FYI (the stuff Home Depot carries). |
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