Indoor air pollution

[masraum]

Originally Posted by gacook

I absolutely LOVE this time of year and fall here in Arizona (not hell Arizona--Phoenix; I'm in the mountains). Basically all of March-May, my windows and french doors are wide open. Now (late May/June), we use the AC in the day and then turn it off and open windows/doors at night. Fall (~mid-Sep-late Nov) is the same with no AC and no heater.

I feel it really keeps the house just nice and fresh with lots of air blowing through.

Here in Texas, we can not run the AC or Heat and have the windows open for 2 days a year, maybe 3 in a good year. It's really the humidity that kills most of it.

[dad911]

Originally Posted by Dixie

Ummm... You have post 13.

Somebody must have deleted posts. Now you are 13, and we all know you're not a wanker......

[masraum]

Originally Posted by dad911

Somebody must have deleted posts. Now you are 13, and we all know you're not a wanker......

LOL! Nice, thanks SH or whoever killed them off.

[Arizona_928]

The off gassing of consumer products is an interesting thing. Glue in ocb and pretty much all treated lumber

[A930Rocket]

Being a home Builder, I love the smell of a new home, with all of the off gassing. It’s like the smell of a new car.

We’re not use Tyvek when we wrap a house, but something similar. Even with all the penetrations sealed on the exterior, all HVAC, and electrical boxes sealed on the interior, they’re still leakage. We do a duct leakage test and a door blower test on every home.