Dear Tim;
I apologise for not commenting on your website and hints before this.
Procrastination is my surname, lol. As a small business owner I respect
your decision to admit a mistake and move forward. I try to run my
business, and my life around this concept mixed with honesty. This has cost
me several missed opportunities in the past, and may in the future, but I
can sleep at night knowing that I would do it again. But I digress. You
have inspired me to work on a website of my own, So kudo's and keep up the
great work.
Respectfully your's
Johnny W. Miller
Rick
19 Dec 2010, 22:08
Tim,
I have a few places in my house that I could calk to reduce air leaks, but
I have some concerns. I am worried about getting the house too tight. The
house is 14 years old and located in lower MI. I'm concerned that by
getting the house too tight, I will have trouble bringing down the RH and
that I may start having condensation/mold issues. How can a person know if
the house is too tight such that a heat recovery ventilator is needed?
Thanks.
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12 Nov 2008, 13:31
How to clean the tube to be able to use for another day/application is a topic that I would like to see addressed.
Merci/Thanx
13 Nov 2008, 08:38
I apologise for not commenting on your website and hints before this. Procrastination is my surname, lol. As a small business owner I respect your decision to admit a mistake and move forward. I try to run my business, and my life around this concept mixed with honesty. This has cost me several missed opportunities in the past, and may in the future, but I can sleep at night knowing that I would do it again. But I digress. You have inspired me to work on a website of my own, So kudo's and keep up the great work.
Respectfully your's
Johnny W. Miller
19 Dec 2010, 22:08
I have a few places in my house that I could calk to reduce air leaks, but I have some concerns. I am worried about getting the house too tight. The house is 14 years old and located in lower MI. I'm concerned that by getting the house too tight, I will have trouble bringing down the RH and that I may start having condensation/mold issues. How can a person know if the house is too tight such that a heat recovery ventilator is needed? Thanks.
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