Pros and Cons of Ventilation and Exhaust Systems

Since today, I am supposed to ventilate by shock ventilation 3 times a day to help the screed dry. It took me 6 minutes to go through the whole house once and open every window.

6 minutes opening, 6 minutes closing, 2 times a day, that's 24 minutes per day. 168 minutes per week, 730 minutes per month.

12h10m per month to ventilate.

Well, I don't know how someone needs 6 minutes to open windows, I don't need that long.

Upstairs I have 5 rooms, so 5 windows are opened. This partly happens while passing by, when you leave the bathroom or bedroom. Since the windows are not blocked, this works in less than a minute. On the ground floor, ventilation also happens across the rooms once. But this also happens more or less while passing by. The rest happens automatically through window rebate ventilation and by opening the terrace door and the front door. In the evening, a similar procedure. In total, no more than 5 minutes extra effort per day when you integrate it into your daily routine.

Well, consciously opening windows is a meditative act, accompanied by a preparation ritual, one takes hold of the handle and murmurs, You dear ray of light in our lives, we touch you now and pull on you, please forgive us. Then one waits for the gauched ok of the window. After that, one gently grasps the handle, the other hand gently taps the window on the frame, now quickly open, bow, next room. That takes a little while. Karsten

Well, consciously opening windows is a meditative act, accompanied by a preparatory ritual, one makes contact with the handle and murmurs, You dear bright spot of our lives, we touch you now and pull on you, please forgive us. Then one waits for the gauged ok of the window. Afterwards, one gently grips the handle, the other hand gently taps the window on the frame, now quickly open, bow, next room. That takes a bit of time. Karsten

Damn. Of course I forgot that.

Well, I don't know how it takes 6 minutes to open a window, I don't need them.

The catch with the first calculation is that he goes to the house specifically to ventilate and then only walks through the house for ventilation. When you live in it later, you just open the bathroom window after showering when you are "already there" (already-there-costs, so zero time units). You only have to go back to close it then.

You have problems where I see none.

With the posts from kaho, your hair stands on end. Probably from a federal state where you were allowed to drop natural sciences.