I was away from this forum for several years and coming back. Good memory back then while I was renovating my condo. I sold it.
nealtw was incredibly helpful on my various questions, still appreciate now.
with covid-19 ravaging, I turned off all A/C and winter approaching planning to shut the heater as I live in multi-dwelling area. Is it necessary?
I also vacationed few times and before checking into hotel, turned off a/c and heater all together.
result is sometimes endure the high heat with no A/C.
Will it be a concern the air with covid-19 aerosol can possible circulate within multiple units aforementaioned before? Since I am not aware of the intricate design of HVAC in my rented apartment so just erring on the side of caution.
There seems to be rare occurrence of possibility that it happened:
cruise ship's ventilation might have infected several passenger.
When SARS broke out back in 2006-ish, old dwelling units in Hong Kong infected number of residents through building ventilation systems.
With newer buildings design and building code, it seems lesser concern but nothing beats completely shut off the ventilation and staying safe.
nealtw was incredibly helpful on my various questions, still appreciate now.
with covid-19 ravaging, I turned off all A/C and winter approaching planning to shut the heater as I live in multi-dwelling area. Is it necessary?
I also vacationed few times and before checking into hotel, turned off a/c and heater all together.
result is sometimes endure the high heat with no A/C.
Will it be a concern the air with covid-19 aerosol can possible circulate within multiple units aforementaioned before? Since I am not aware of the intricate design of HVAC in my rented apartment so just erring on the side of caution.
There seems to be rare occurrence of possibility that it happened:
cruise ship's ventilation might have infected several passenger.
When SARS broke out back in 2006-ish, old dwelling units in Hong Kong infected number of residents through building ventilation systems.
With newer buildings design and building code, it seems lesser concern but nothing beats completely shut off the ventilation and staying safe.