LITTLE known fact: your house breathes.
A typical home is supposed to exhale about 33 percent of its air every hour, sparing your lungs from mold, dust and other tiny invaders.
My house doesn’t breathe. It hyperventilates. [Graphic]
Casual reading for the intellectually curious.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Preventing Heat From Sneaking Out of the House
By BOB TEDESCHI\New York Times
LITTLE known fact: your house breathes.
A typical home is supposed to exhale about 33 percent of its air every hour, sparing your lungs from mold, dust and other tiny invaders.
My house doesn’t breathe. It hyperventilates. [Graphic]
LITTLE known fact: your house breathes.
A typical home is supposed to exhale about 33 percent of its air every hour, sparing your lungs from mold, dust and other tiny invaders.
My house doesn’t breathe. It hyperventilates. [Graphic]
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