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Location: WV | Guys, I am looking for ideas for setting up a ventilation system in my basement to get rid of some of the fumes generated from sealing, painting, etc. Can you guys tell me how you do it?
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| 2 fans and the door open ..... |
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Window air conditioner frame with a exhaust fan mounted in it. Has three speeds and a vent tha open on the back to seal when closed. What sticks out the smalll basement window looks like an air conditioner with a vent on it. On high it will actually creat an air flow from upstairs that you cna feel in the stairway. Beats sneezing rainbows for sure! |
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Location: Oregon | The more dangerous part of building is the epoxy...........over time it takes a toll. Ventilation is very important. |
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| I put a mobile home exhaust vent in the wall of my painting room, and never paint, seal or clearcoat without it on. |
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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | I use a table mounted Paschea spray booth gotta love it things sucks out all my heat in the Winter and Cool air in the summer. A 21 inch fan will work in a window too. The spray booth has a 12 inch dia. exhaust outlet.
Edited by Stan Durst 1 10/12/2012 8:23 PM
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| squirell cage blower and motor from a furnace. they move tons of exhaust |
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