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Are you finding that your current bathroom extractor fan is no longer removing moisture effectively. It might be time to replace it.

Bathrooms create more steam and water vapour than any other room in your home, and without proper ventilation, this can turn lead to condensation spreading throughout your home and creating damp and mould problems in other rooms.

Extractor fans are ideal for extracting damp or stale air from wet rooms such as kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms. Without having an extractor fan fitted, bathrooms in particular can be prone to condensation, which will lead to the growth of black mould.

Fast rising energy prices are threatening to push more households into fuel poverty where more 10% of annual income is spent to keep the home warm.

Ensuring good quality of air flow is important in every home, and the advantages of whole house ventilation can often make it the best choice.

With more people looking at ways in which to embrace sustainability in their homes and lifestyle, choosing the right ventilation system is important.

Reducing the amount of energy we consume is the one of the biggest individual contributions that we can make to the environment.

Not dealing with condensation in your home leads to mould levels that can make you ill and worsen the symptoms of Asthma.

Making our homes as energy efficient as possible is one of the most important things that we can do to protect the environment while also reducing our energy bills.

Your bathroom is one of the main sources of humidity in a home, and effective ventilation is essential in preventing moisture escaping into other rooms.

Over time, as wear and tear build up, or as the filter systems become damaged or blocked, extractor fans can start to become very noisy to the point where they are a major annoyance when running.