I have a large mass of white mould in my basement when we were about to embark on a spray foam insulation application on the joists - we found x2 large white masses. The debris, dirt and moist soil were still there from house renovation days, which we have cleaned out. Even with that soil gone and my dehumidifier down there for a few days, it has started to dull the colour of the white mould. All common sense really. I would still like to get one of these fans, so that we could improve the airflow of the basement.
What about cleaning it out n putting a vapor barrier on the dirt? More money n alot of work, especially with the brick pilasters, but would it help? Esp with the fan?
Is there a difference between pumping air into the basement or extracting air from basement. If I have the option to put a fan into basement, is it better to extract the air form the ceiling or from the floor?
what if it is wet outside, this fan will be drawing moisture into your subfloor?? isn't it better to just extract air from out of your subfloor and leave some vents to allow passive circulation?
what does it connect to? is there a motor or does it connect to power? it just showed you putting it into the wall but not what was going on on the other side of the wall
Eco fan runs off a power plug, no motor. For me it was a big waste of money. Knocking out a few extra bricks and replacing the inside vents solved my damp problem
I have a large mass of white mould in my basement when we were about to embark on a spray foam insulation application on the joists - we found x2 large white masses. The debris, dirt and moist soil were still there from house renovation days, which we have cleaned out. Even with that soil gone and my dehumidifier down there for a few days, it has started to dull the colour of the white mould. All common sense really. I would still like to get one of these fans, so that we could improve the airflow of the basement.
What about cleaning it out n putting a vapor barrier on the dirt? More money n alot of work, especially with the brick pilasters, but would it help? Esp with the fan?
Is there a difference between pumping air into the basement or extracting air from basement. If I have the option to put a fan into basement, is it better to extract the air form the ceiling or from the floor?
There is a difference and either will help, but - but you need a combination of both for best results.
Exhaust fan ?
So, it's forcing air into the subfloor to push it out of the other vents, right?
Yes create positive pressure to push air thru
what if it is wet outside, this fan will be drawing moisture into your subfloor?? isn't it better to just extract air from out of your subfloor and leave some vents to allow passive circulation?
Yes but it would be moving the air and moving air dries out is my guess
what does it connect to? is there a motor or does it connect to power? it just showed you putting it into the wall but not what was going on on the other side of the wall
Eco fan runs off a power plug, no motor. For me it was a big waste of money. Knocking out a few extra bricks and replacing the inside vents solved my damp problem
Huh, what we call a crawlspace, you call a sub floor, interesting.
Also, I would caulk around that fan.
nothing beats a good caulking
where could I buy something like this is the uk?
Hello need your help in Melbourne how do I contact you?
How can I order one please
whenever i look into doing this (in UK) I always find it's only the aussies that seem to be on top of it despite the issue being rife over here.
You ever get round to doing it? Id be interested to know where you got it in the UK or if you found an alternate system?
Far out don’t look to the Australian market for any example of property maintenance or quality
So how many u install blow in and how many blow out ?
For this house they couldn't access the other side so they weren't going for cross ventilation but positive pressure to flush out stake air
where can i buy this fan?
Bunnings. It's like 470 bucks or something. Cheaper if you buy the twin pack