What is the average life expectancy of home air ducts (sheet medal and flexible)?My home in 22 years oldWe just had our sheet medal ducts cleaned and the company said the inside of the ducts were rustyDoes this mean they are already nearing the end of their life? What will happen if I don't replace them? Any health problems? How much would replacement cost?The home is in western Pennsylvania and has central heat and air conditioning.
for this boat a round foam cooler and aerator are better and cheaperfor live bait, round is mandatorybow well puts too much weight in frontshould be midships.
ACTUALLY i AHVE A QUESTION FOR WINI have never heard the livewells need to be roundwhy is that? Just curious, I'm planning on building my boat and want to get all the research I can get togetherThx
This Site Might Help YouRE: Live-well plumbing layout diagram for 16' side console aluminum boat? 1985 Starcraft FM160It is a16' with 50 hp Evinrude, side console, flat floor with raised bow platform aluminum boatThis is my first project boat and it has been guttedI will lay new flooring and build custom storage lockers and seating throughout as well as a new live well in the bow.
no, i think you are okare they flex duct or aluminum? if they are rusty, that means moisture/condensationaluminum ducts are much better than flex ductwhat you could do which is somewhat cheap and effective is insulate themthat will prevent any further condensation from formingit's a do it your self project tooflex duct was intended to be used for bends and angles but a lot of home builders use it throughoutit has insulation already on ittypically it will be round, shiny, pipingif you have good aluminum ducts, i would consider wrapping them with insulationno more condensation! youre right, tin or sheet metalpoint is wrap the ducts with insulationwhen you have cold air blowing through a hot humid attic, condensation formsinsulate your duct works and no more moisture.
