Bathroom ventillation... finally!
Today I decided I was up to tackling the bathroom fan in Dar's bathroom again. The old fan didn't really move much air and it turned out it just blew the air it did move into the attic. I was going to run the vent line through the roof, but then when the contractor did the one in the master bathroom he recommended against that since it's no fun going through shake roofing.
I saw that he went through the side, but when I tried to copy that I found that he was able to do that because he had the ceiling open. I didn't want to punch a hole in the ceiling. So today I cut out the chimney from the old floor heater that no longer exists and made everything fit to the existing vent hole in the roof. I used spray foam to fill and gaps (gas venting didn't seal the gaps) and used spray foam to seal the lower part fo the old chimney. Yay!
I saw that he went through the side, but when I tried to copy that I found that he was able to do that because he had the ceiling open. I didn't want to punch a hole in the ceiling. So today I cut out the chimney from the old floor heater that no longer exists and made everything fit to the existing vent hole in the roof. I used spray foam to fill and gaps (gas venting didn't seal the gaps) and used spray foam to seal the lower part fo the old chimney. Yay!