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Originally Posted by Bob Kontak
My house in Houston had zero soffit vents but several roof vents, including a spinny one.
Bought about $20 worth of sixty five cent (1996) rectangular soffit vents and went to town.
Main reason I'm posting this is when I cut the hole for the first one and the wood piece dropped out, the suction pulled the falling sawdust back into the attic.
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Wow, interesting. I've heard that you have to have fairly balanced top/bottom venting (ridge/whirly to soffit), and it makes sense, but I think it's cool that your anecdotal experience backs that up in spades.
Our current home has 2 turbines and absolutely 0 soffit venting. Our soffits are 3/4" TnG wood. I have been assuming that I'd need to do something to fix the situation. I guess your experience is proof positive.
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