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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are ventilation ducts in the rooms, which usually lead to the roof, and the exhaust air from the exhaust fans in the bathroom usually leads to the ventilation ducts and then exhausts from the roof.
Impossible.
1. More than half of the hot air is discharged through the open exhaust fan, and the rest is impossible to cause a short circuit in the bathroom; >>>More
Is the door to the room where you are bathing closed? If so, isn't that the same as vacuuming? If you want to quickly extract the water vapor from the bathroom, you should open some gaps between the doors and windows.
If there is a flue opening, it is possible to connect there. If you don't, you have a hole in the wall and exhaust it
Generally speaking, the merchant where the purchased electrical appliance is located can provide tee accessories, and the size is also appropriate, which can ensure that it can be used. >>>More
It should have been dripped after the water vapor condensed, and it was very clean.