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Many homes have moisture problems. They can almost always be avoided with effective ventilation. It is a myth that moisture problems are the result of "too good" insulation. Moisture problems sometimes arise from design flaws, but never from ΓÇ£too goodΓÇ¥ insulation. In our latitudes, humidity is the worst enemy of the house. This moisture comes from the outside and from the inside. Moisture from outside should not enter the house. Moisture generated internally must be removed outside the home at the risk of peeling upholstery, paint, mold appearance, etc.
Never block in ventilation openings with A.P. lack of ventilation will cause it to condense and damage the unsupported water in the insurance house. In addition, the calculation of the air flow rate is implemented for the entire building, capping causes it to increase the air flow in other apartments, and possibly changing this flow with the redirection of cooking odors, for example.