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Adding Ventilation to Forced-Air Heat

Mechanical ventilation doesn’t have to be expensive and complicated. This simple system has dried up moisture problems for one builder. More

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Energy-Saving Products for Energy-Efficient Homes

Manufacturers have introduced a host of energy products designed to work in today’s tight homes. An energy expert takes a look at what’s new and noteworthy. More

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Heating With Sealed Combustion

In a tight house, kitchen and bath exhaust fans can interfere with the natural draft of chimney-vented heating equipment. An energy expert explains how power vents and combustion air supply ducts can solve the problem. More

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Are Your Houses Too Tight?

Tight construction is now standard practice, and though it makes the house more energy-efficient, it can create serious indoor air quality problems. Three energy specialists team up to explain how to test for tightness and improve ventilation. More

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Water in the Walls - Three Case Studies

Whether it comes from green framing lumber or household sources, moisture trapped in wall cavities can cause major headaches. These real-life cases illustrate the expensive consequences of failing to get water out of the walls. More

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Heat-Recovery Ventilators

HRVs are still a mystery to many builders. A veteran installer describes how to select and install premium ventilation systems in tightly built homes. More

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Focus on Energy: Using Heating Ducts For Ventilation

Heating ducts for ventilation More

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Pop-Up Downdraft Vents

This newest option in cooktop exhaust fans disappears into the countertop when not in use and provides venting where an overhead hood is not practical. More

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Focus on Energy: Ventilating Heat Pumps

Ventilating heat pumps More

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Focus on Energy: Ventilation Secrets from Sweden

Ventilation Swedish style More

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