extracted air in bathrooms
extracted air in bathrooms
(OP)
Hi guys. I just want to hear from your opinion if the extracted air from toilets/bathrooms is possible to be treated and supply it back to the bathroom itself? If it is possible what air filter I will be used to dissipate the odor. Many thanks and more power to all.





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Seems counterintuitive.
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You are so funny!!
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- how many fan do you have?
- did fans work 24/7 or just when someone use the bathroom?
- does the HVAC supply fan is "On" all the times or in Auto mode?
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If energy saving is the driver An air-air heat exchanger is likely to be the reasonable and economical way to reclaim some heating/cooling energy
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Good luck
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Do the calcs. They are eye-opening.
I spent most of my life resenting anyone in my household exhausting air that I had paid cold hard cash to heat or cool. Then I got involved in a project at work with a Hx that takes humidity out of air at various operating conditions and when I saw the duty required to do the condensing (as opposed to the sensible air cooling), I am now the one that insists that the vent fan is run when anyone showers.
rmw
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I don't think that they are practical at all but the man asked and I answered. That's his decision to make. Just offering options that work and carbon filters WORK!!!
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