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Extractor fan or air brick?

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Ruth541 | 19:25 Fri 22nd Jan 2010 | Home & Garden
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My bathroom ceiling bets black spots on it due to me not being able to leave the window open for long after my shower in the morning because I am leaving the house to go to work. I'm assuming that being able to air the room better would help so would I be best to get an extractor fan fitted or just an air brick? Thanks.
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install a shower fan light over the shower area and it will remove the main source of condensation quickly, much more efficient than the airbrick option.
20:22 Fri 22nd Jan 2010
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An extractor fan will be many hundred times more efficient than an air brick. If you want the fan mounted in the wall (rather than in a window pane) the amount of work shouldn't be a lot different to fitting an air brick - just a bigger hole.
20:26 Fri 22nd Jan 2010
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Our shower/bathroom ceiling is covered with polystyrene tiles and never gets damp or steamed up.
Just a thought!!
17:19 Sat 23rd Jan 2010

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