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Feb 14, 2024

Tight homes need ventilation, but what do I do when it’s smokey outside?

by jenniferhypoair

Tight homes need ventilation, but what do I do when it’s smokey outside?If you’re blessed to be living in a “tight” home (one that doesn’t allow much unintentional air leakage), you should know that mechanical ventilation is really helpful, if...

Oct 10, 2023

How do emergency shelters get fresh air?

by jenniferhypoair

How do emergency shelters get fresh air?If you must go into an emergency shelter, then you can bet that conditions outside are not good, whether it’s a natural disaster, war or safety from criminal activity. You can store many supplies...

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Tight homes need ventilation, but what do I do when it’s smokey outside?

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