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![]() Im pretty sure you need receipt from a company.
Federal rebate: basicly you get a Eco test on your home.After that you will receive a list of upgrades that can improve the efficiency of your home.you get up to $5000 ie:HRV, high efficiency furnace, tankless watertank, low flush toilets... + you can combine Provincial rebates for the cost of the Eco test , furnace water heater ...... If you have any questions shoot me a pm ill be happy to help. or you can check out my website HighTemp.ca under promotions near the bottom there's a couple links to the rebates. |
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![]() Might be a stupid question but what does HRV stand for?
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![]() Not a stupid question at all. Lots of people don't know what HRV (Heat Recovery Ventilation) units are.
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The only down side to running a dehumidifier in the summer is that they add heat ...but its the best option. The AC will also help to take humidity out. Last edited by reefermadness; 10-25-2011 at 05:39 PM. |
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![]() Here's my issue, in my bedroom and the kids we have blinds that fit close to the window that we roll down at night to keep the rooms dark. Now finding that with the outside temperature getting to freezing and below that in the morning when we roll the blinds up, there's condensation on the windows. Also will find if really cold out and say I'm boiling a big pot of pasta and forget to turn on the kitchen fan, might get condensation on some of the other windows. The bedroom windows will normally be dry in the afternoon if not wiped and other windows usually stay clear.
Would a HRV stop the condensation?
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my tank Last edited by mark; 10-26-2011 at 12:59 AM. Reason: added |
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![]() Maybe.
I have the same problem, and I have an HRV. The window coverings we use add to the R factor which keeps warm air on the inside and the air that gets trapped between the window and the blinds, all 1" of it or whatever, cools down and the humidity condenses on the glass. With the HRV, they dry out quickly, but with the blinds down, the HRV can't do anything about the glass itself. I'm the last one up so I just roll my blinds up before I go to bed.
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![]() Depending on the brand it's also called a heat recovery vehicle. Good luck.
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![]() Interesting, which brand calls it that? I've never heard anyone call it that. Doesn't mean that there's no such thing, I'm just curious is all :-)
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206 gal tunze centre overflow star fire front illumina 260 Loudest part of my system would be the nagging sound I hear on a regular basis about how much time and money I spend on the tank. |
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