The need for insulated bathroom ducting.

[Richard Moore]

I'm sure we are all aware of the condensation problem with bathroom exhausts venting through uninsulated ducts in a cold attic, but this is the most extreme example I have ever seen.

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Judging from the weight, there was at least a full gallon of water in the duct, to a level that the air-flow was completely blocked. Kind of amazing it hadn't leaked...yet. Ignoring the fact that it doesn't vent to the exterior (and the oddly creepy shot of my client) that is one big-ass future ceiling stain.

[David Meiland]

Hate it when zombies follow me into the attic. You know to double-tap 'em, right?

[kurt]

That's a great zombie shot.

[Marc]

I don't work for zombies.[]

Marc

[Erby]

If they would have just strapped that to the rafter better, all that water could have ran back down the pipe and rusted out the fan.

[Nolan Kienitz]

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[John Kogel]

I think the trap in the hose works like a water pipe, making the air in that attic more attractive for zombie clients.

Is that your hangman's noose there, Richard? Was that from him or for you? []