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New cold air return install in renovated basement
How far from the furnace should I install a cold air return in my newly renovated basement?
Another question: I just installed a new high efficient furnace with a fresh intake on it from outside, in an existing house. Any need to invest in an HRV air exchanger with an additional fresh air intake from outside? I am not sure how efficient the air exchange would be since the HRV BLOWS DIRECTLY outside air intake into the furnace and up in the registers. Please advise. |
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