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What should I know about my home's ventilation?

By Bob Millaway, South Jersey Community Expert & REALTOR®

Proper ventilation prevents moisture buildup, reduces indoor pollutants, and improves air quality. Run bathroom fans during and after showers. Use the kitchen exhaust fan when cooking. Open windows when weather permits to refresh indoor air. Clean or replace range hood filters regularly. Ensure your attic has adequate ventilation to prevent ice dams and moisture damage. Check that dryer vents exhaust outside.

Why It Matters

Good ventilation protects your home from mold, moisture damage, and indoor air pollution that can affect your family's respiratory health.

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