Whole house fan manufacturers are listed here. Contact them for literature on whole house fans and to inquire about maintenance, sizing and exhaust fan features. They love to hear from us!

Ventilation, with kitchen exhaust fans and bathroom exhaust fans, is provided by these manufacturers. Visit their websites for great tips and be mindful of CFM ratings and static pressure.

Install exhaust fans in the kitchen or bath by following instructions carefully. Most problems with kitchen exhaust fans or bathroom exhaust fans are derived by taking liberties with proper installation as given by the manufacturer. These tips will provide guidance to proper installation of your ventilation fans and avoidance of fire or other unhappy results.

Getting zapped by the carpet in the winter? Humidity is suffering. Air are leaks the culprit. Plug the leaks to keep dry, cold air from robbing your comfort and fuel budget by depleting humidity in your home.

Looking for a humidifier? Contact these manufacturers for literature and nearest distributor. Look for ease of maintenance when shopping for humidifiers.

If humidity in your home is low, and you are getting zapped, you likely have air leaks. Plug them, or get a humidifier. Avoiding condensation within a tight home is not easy, however. You must adjust the humidity down as the outside temperature falls to avoid indoor "rain" on your windows and elsewhere you may not see. Use this relative humidity chart to keep comfortable as the temperature changes.

Whether installing a clothes dryer vent in the basement, wall, or roof, venting exhaust to the outside is a must. These dryer vent tips will help you get the lint out, keep the rain and cold where it belongs, and help you understand and accomplish the task with less personal "exhaust".