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Ventilation Reverse Draft Issue: Cold Air Blowing into Bathroom & Missing Rotating Attachments

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  • #32 17569780
    idepopizze
    Level 33  
    and you are sure that it worked or you just filled the box with newspapers with it
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  • #33 17569825
    zlotaraczka.
    Level 7  
    I did not install the grilles for a few days after assembly to observe how these valves work. And it was fine. One opened and the other closed - depending on the draft in each of the ventilation ducts. In addition, I have observed and are still observing the humidity in the rooms, and it fluctuates around 52-61%, so I conclude that everything works as it should.
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  • #34 17576358
    misiekpb
    Level 22  
    idepopizze wrote:
    and you are sure that it turned out to be successful or you just filled the box with newspapers with it

    I also confirm the operation of such a device in gravity ventilation. I have one with one flap, but there is a lift, but the chimney does not blow into the apartment.
  • #35 17576788
    zlotaraczka.
    Level 7  
    Works, works as it should.
    Yesterday, out of curiosity, I removed the grilles to check how the valves behave.
    Both worked elegantly :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a ventilation reverse draft issue in a three-story apartment, specifically in the bathroom where cold air is being blown in. The user has noticed that while the kitchenette's ventilation works correctly, the bathroom experiences a reverse airflow, particularly when windows are opened, causing drafts. Suggestions include installing window diffusers to facilitate proper air circulation, using check valves to prevent backdrafts, and ensuring adequate air supply for effective ventilation. The user resolved some issues by adjusting window seals and installing a rotating chimney cowl, which improved airflow in the bathroom. However, new problems arose in the kitchenette, indicating a need for further adjustments. The conversation highlights the importance of balancing ventilation systems to prevent cold drafts and maintain humidity levels.
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