Whole House Fan

were you blowing air into opening with a fan ? .... that is supposed to be the big improvement

Reply to
Rick Hughes
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No, leaving it to passively vent. No way to mount a fan conveniently anyway.

Reply to
Grimly Curmudgeon

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 11:22:21 AM UTC+12, Davey wrote: . It drew the cold air up from the basement, and

Does that air from the basement include Radon gas, which is radioactive and bad to breathe?

Reply to
Matty F

Since in this case the basement was in fact a half basement, with a door to the outside world, and was effectively part of the house, and the house was not very old, no.

Reply to
Davey

I didn't think that age of the house was a factor. More to do with radon leakage from the ground beneath which is dependent on where you live.

Tim

Reply to
Tim Downie

yes.

Radon is heavy and in unventilated spaces built over (typically) granite with no tanking., will collect in cellars and houses.

Simply ventilating floors reduces concentrations massively.

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

That's odd, my somewhat similar setups have worked very nicely for ages. I have seen some people fail to understand them though, and run the fan at the wrong times with a poor result.

NT

Reply to
meow2222

That'll be because you're responding to harry, who has taken up the the mantle of comprehensive wrongness from Duhg.

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Huge

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