PIV explanation - guaranteed cure to condensation and mould

Stuart Wright from EnviroVent takes a few minutes to explain how Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) works to cure your property from condensation and mould. EnviroVent's PIV systems can provide guaranteed lifetime cures to condensation and mould.
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[@opeyemiayo24]

My heart just keep thanking you and thanking you Dr Ogie for all you have done for me and my family you gave me your words that you could heal any sickness or disease, thank you for curing me completely from PIV after I came across your KZbin channel you are wonderful

[@JasonPMartin]

This is also how my local charges so little for beer!

[@dangergoose]

Would someone pick up that phone!

[@toyinmohammed5413]

My heart just keep thanking you and thanking you Dr Ogie for all you have done for me and my family you gave me your words that you could heal any sickness or disease, thank you for curing me completely from PIV after I came across your KZbin channel you are wonderful🤗💙

[@martinvanderhoek4363]

I like the principle however my question is we are encouraged to air tight our homes to be Green and energy conscious however with PIV we are now allowing cold outside air to force out the impure air which we have just heated. To me it is counter productive?

[@dsgg5714]

Do we need to calculate volume of needed fresh air (in m3/h), considering the house air volume and occupants (minimum 30m3/h per person plus 50/70m3/h for the kitchen)? And do we need to check if the old air can find the way out in the same volume (m3/h) as a fresh air?

[@kanulondon]

Great video.

[@thefuturekidsofficial]

I love it that you drank that water, cheers.

[@Onkarr]

Whiskey water 😏😉. Great analogy

[@jaimedelgado7529]

It was iced tea to beguin with

[@JesusIsLord-]

As hot humid air rises where does it go when fresh air is added please?

[@cycleman890]

i live in a teraced house with a converted roof space ie bedroom how would i fit or where would it fitt ..............

[@deanjohnson1711]

The do a version that fits threw a wall insted of attic based fitting c

[@oimi]

Good explanation but you contradict yourself because towards the beginning you say that houses are virtually air-tight and then later on you say that clean air is forced into the house and bad air out. If houses are virtually airtight, how does the bad air get forced out? If you can give me a good answer then I am sold on the idea.

[@EnviroVentYorkshire]

Hi Shaun, thanks for your comment. Although we are making our homes more air tight with insulation and double glazing etc., no house will be completely air tight. You are right, however that just using PIV might not be the right solution for every property, sometimes we recommend a combination of PIV and moisture tracking extract fans.

[@gj8153]

You said it yourself....you said' virtually'. Now....'virtually' means 'nearly almost'...see? Also, houses are living things in so much as people come and go. Unless the people enter and exit through walls 'Harry Potter style' then doors have to be opened and closed at some time. When this happens, air is allowed to enter/leave. Simple.

[@palmlifeuk3553]

​@@gj8153 having a PIV just means your having that constant air change slowly but surely every minute of the day.

[@dangergoose]

But yeh, also a very helpful video.

[@HubbHubbs]

Dont drink that filthy water! It'll make you sick! And answer the phone! Haha

[@toyinmohammed5413]

My heart just keep thanking you and thanking you Dr Ogie for all you have done for me and my family you gave me your words that you could heal any sickness or disease, thank you for curing me completely from PIV after I came across your KZbin channel you are wonderful🤗💙