I ventilated my built-ins
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
Looks nice. What’s the ventilation for? Are you in a really humid climate or something?
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
Looks great! Maybe stupid question, but what does ventilating fix? Aka, why are sealed built-ins an issue?
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Looks great! Maybe stupid question, but what does ventilating fix? Aka, why are sealed built-ins an issue?
Yeah that does seem odd. Cabinets, closets, and cupboards don't generally require ventilation. What little ventilation they require is provided by the fact that their doors aren't air tight.
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Looks great! Maybe stupid question, but what does ventilating fix? Aka, why are sealed built-ins an issue?
The mice were sweating
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
I also live in an antique house and our built is also have vents, but I've never quite been sure the utility
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
Is this because you have electronics in there? Is it active venting (fans) or passive?
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Looks nice. What’s the ventilation for? Are you in a really humid climate or something?
It's humid here in Florida and OP got me wondering about ventilating my linen closet. Cloth can get stinky in there if it's not rotated out every 6-8 months. And I'm not a picky man, I really mean "stinky". Interesting.
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The mice were sweating
Mouse sweat fetches a pretty penny on certain markets if you know what you’re doing. I’m just sayin.
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
A good practice to avoid mold. I drill holes in mine.
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Mouse sweat fetches a pretty penny on certain markets if you know what you’re doing. I’m just sayin.
Are you trading with witches?
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Hundred year old built in cabinets are wonderful but were completely sealed...not anymore
That is actually so good
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It's humid here in Florida and OP got me wondering about ventilating my linen closet. Cloth can get stinky in there if it's not rotated out every 6-8 months. And I'm not a picky man, I really mean "stinky". Interesting.
Use something like damp-rid. It really helps with the mustyness. A lot of new homes in the states, for some god forsaken reason, build their master bedroom closet attached to the bathroom. Even in low humidity areas, it can make a huge difference.
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Are you trading with witches?
I’m not NOT trading at the witch markets….
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Is this because you have electronics in there? Is it active venting (fans) or passive?
Mould loves an environment like that was before, ventilation helps a lot.
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Looks great! Maybe stupid question, but what does ventilating fix? Aka, why are sealed built-ins an issue?
Mouse sweat is a way better answer but... We store linens up there and my wife says it stinks.
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Is this because you have electronics in there? Is it active venting (fans) or passive?
Just linens but it's so well sealed that they get musty
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A good practice to avoid mold. I drill holes in mine.
"oh yeah, speed holes"
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Yeah that does seem odd. Cabinets, closets, and cupboards don't generally require ventilation. What little ventilation they require is provided by the fact that their doors aren't air tight.
I think that’s a humidity thing.
Anyone living in a desert biome? U get that problem too?
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Looks great! Maybe stupid question, but what does ventilating fix? Aka, why are sealed built-ins an issue?
I live in a semi tropical zone in a house with built in wardrobes, we leave the doors open otherwise we get literal mold growing on even clean clothing ... I think the people who built this house were from a non-tropical area, it's full of things like this
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"oh yeah, speed holes"
They make the closet go faster
