Almost every explanation of the stack effect you will find online was written for a house in a cold climate. Warm air rises, escapes through the attic, and cold air gets pulled in at the bottom to replace it. That description is correct, and for
Homes are typically insulated to prevent the outdoor air from entering and the expensive conditioned air from leaking out. However, gaps and air leaks make it hard for heat to stay inside or outside the home depending on the season. This is why
Generally, spray polyurethane foams, or spray foams, are used to seal cracks and gaps and insulate buildings. Spray foam can make any building energy-efficient, allowing the property owners to save money on energy bills in the long run. However,
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