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28-03-2022, 18:27 | #15 |
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Re: Epoxy Fume Inhalation And Air Filtration
If you do want to vent the shop air with outside air in the winter and not lose all your heat, you can install an energy recovery ventilator ( for temperature and humidity control) or a heat recovery ventilator. It's basically an air to air heat exchanger. They are commonly used in super tight houses and buildings, not really expensive either.
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