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Cooling a house
My house is very hot, especially upstairs. Even with the windows open
and a fan blowing it gets hot as the fans just blow the heat round and round the room. What's needed is somewhere for the heat to go. I was thinking, could I fit small unducted extractor fans in the upstairs ceilings such that they blow the heat directly into the loft? Cooler air would then be drawn in via the windows making the room cooler. Is there any problem with blowing air directly into the loft in this way? Would it cool the upstairs rooms or make additional problems? sPoNiX |
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