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Old 2/5/09, 10:02 PM
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Old 2/5/09, 10:12 PM
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That's what they look like here most of the time. haha Just get one of those balloons and secure it over the top and watch it float.
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Old 2/5/09, 11:13 PM
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Better than what I usually see - a cheap low-volume fan completely covered over with blown insulation and doing absolutely nothing (except making noise!).



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Old 2/6/09, 12:53 AM
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That's not a bathroom exhaust fan Brian.

It's a skydiving wind tube for attic critters
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It's a squirrel cage fan lacking the dancing squirrel .

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Old 2/9/09, 1:23 AM
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It's nice that they aren't "wasting" all that conditioned air and blowing it outside



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Even has that nice duct work. Most of them around here simply vent to the attic with flexible dryer duct!
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