Nice drying day

[readiescards]

Blowing a gale but sunny so giving the mvhr unit is 12 month clean. Not too bad. 

 

A few flies in it though.

[epsilonGreedy]

Your Lincolnshire Wolds hills have disappeared, getting rid of the spoil must have been pricey.

[Nickfromwales]

41 minutes ago, readiescards said:

Blowing a gale but sunny so giving the mvhr unit is 12 month clean. Not too bad. 

 

A few flies in it though.

Are you sure that's not for taking the cat to the vets? 

[ProDave]

Up here you would have had to tie that to the table, and you would probably lose the table as well. Gusts up to 62mph this morning.

 

My boat is okay but watched one lose it's mast this morning.

[Jeremy Harris]

How did the flies get past the filters?  Might be worth looking at how well the filters fit, as it's preferable to clean those than have to clean the heat exchanger I'd have thought.  I took the heat exchanger out of our MVHR to check it last year, and found it was very clean, but it looked pretty delicate and had it had dirt and bugs in it I'm not sure it would have been that easy to clean.

[MikeSharp01]

Blowy here in Kent - exactly what I need when trying to put down the EPS for the passive slab.

[readiescards]

Oops it did blow off - but only a minor bit of damage a glue gun fixed.

 

I've been moaning at manufacturer that there should be no flies getting through filters and too my fresh air vents as per 

 

and they are finally giving me some things to check. 

(The filters seem very flimsy things to me and I can't see how they could ever 100% seal)

 

 

 

[Dreadnaught]

@readiescards is that an enthalpy heat exchanger?

[readiescards]

Vent axis Kinetic plus