Moisture Flow® specializes in clean air quality by developing innovative products that stops mold, mold contamination & moisture damage caused by improper venting of a bathroom exhaust fan into the soffit or through the roof.

The Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow® 

The Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow® is the new Platinum  Standard for venting a bathroom exhaust fan using the soffit for the termination to the exterior. The Soffit Vent is guaranteed to stop mold and moisture damage in the soffit and  attic from the passive airflow of the soffit for the attic’s intake of fresh air. The guarantee applies to the exhaust fan using the Soffit Vent as the termination installed in the soffit.  The Soffit Vent also prevents mold contamination from improper venting of the bathroom exhaust fan. 

In the USA, homeowners and businesses spend annually in excess of A HALF TRILLION DOLLARS a year for the remediation and repairs caused by mold, moisture damage and mold contamination.

The Soffit Vent is designed as a retrofit for existing homes and new construction. The Soffit Vent has Design Patent with the USPTO # D918,374 S, issued on May 4, 2021.

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Available for the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

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Why is the Soffit Vent System by Moisture Flow® Necessary?

The unique difference that distinguishes the Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow® from other soffit vents is its patented design and function. It is a class of its own and considered the Gold Standard of Venting a bathroom exhaust fan using the soffit. It is the only patented soffit vent capable of separating the warm air from cooler air within the passive airflow of a soffit. The soffit’s purpose is to intake the attic’s circulation of the supply of cool fresh air. it is how the attic stays cool and dry.

The International Code Council (ICC) and State and Local Building Code any bathroom with a tub or shower are mandatory to install an exhaust that vents to the exterior. None of the Building Codes regulate the type of soffit vents that you used in the soffit. Their position is “Let the Buyer Beware!” All they require is that the exhaust fan vents to the exterior. Whether the soffit vent works or not is not their concern. Their solution was to create regulations for the Remediation industry that has become a billion-dollar industry. The manufacturers of the soffit vents can continue to supply the market with inadequate products at the consumer’s expense.

In 1991, several Icons in the Home Improvement and Remodeling through Nationally Syndicated Programs exposed the dangers of venting a bathroom exhaust into the soffit. One of the most followed contractors was Tom Silva of “This Old  House” with his videos. Another icon was Henri de Marne, “About This House” Columnist also informed his readers of the effects of venting into the soffit and the harm it would it do.

Tom Silva through his syndicated weekly shows and his publications reached over 6 million people a month. Tom Silva’s reproach of the soffit vent in the video below was causing mold in the attic in 1991. Today 30 years later the use of this soffit vent and the dozens like it are still causing mold in the attic.  The only difference is to remediate the mold and the repairs cost a lot more today are much more expensive! For the first time, The Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow® allows homeowners and builders to vent the exhaust fan through the soffit without having the moist air carried back into the attic.

Every soffit vent without exception sold for the past 40 years used as the termination of the exhaust fan ductwork is venting the moist air from the bathroom directly into the soffit.

Unfortunately, they do not work!

The proof was done by Got Mold?™ an International company specializing in Indoor Air Quality.

 

 

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Tom Silva Justifies the Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow®

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Clean Air Quality is a major focus in the USA.

Clean Air Quality is a major focus in the USA.

Clean Air Quality is a major focus in the USA. For more that 30 years manufacturers have been supplying outlets and distributors inadequate soffit vents used for venting a bathroom exhaust fan to the exterior under the requirements of the International Code Council...

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Millions of people live with mold exposure and are not aware of it. David Asprey in his documentary Moldy has won many awards. This video is for educational purposes. David goes into the different areas where mold growth is very common in a home however, I want to draw attention to attic mold the Soffit Vent by Moisture Flow® developed. The Soffit Vent not only targets mold and moisture damage but it will eliminate attic Mold Contamination. Most homeowners and even home improvement contractors don’t understand that improper venting will cause MOLD CONTAMINATION in the home. Unfortunately their concerns only relate to mold and moisture damage. This happens once they experience the effects and the damage it has caused. Mold and moisture damage may not even be noticed because this problem caused by improper venting of bathroom exhaust fans goes unnoticed. The attic is not considered a living space so “out of sight out of mind”. In recorded documentation the effects of Mold Contamination are more costly than the effects of Mold and Moisture damage in the home. In the USA, we spend annually in excess of a half trillion dollars in economic loss in businesses and medical treatments. The cost of the repairs and mold remediation caused by mold and moisture damage are approximately $100 million today. These costs will rise due to the increases in materials and labor. How does Mold Contamination start in the attic? For the past 40 years homeowners and builders have been using soffit vents sold on the market. These vents installed in the soffit as the termination of the exhaust fan releases the mold air directly into the soffit. Therefore, you are mixing warm air with the exterior cooler air and it immediately condenses with the soffit and is drawn back into the attic. The soffit serves as the attic’s intake supply of cool fresh air for its circulation to keep it cool and dry. Due to the air movement of the attic the mold spores will spread throughout the house. The moisture will attack the attic’s flooring and insulation and turn to mold that grows within the walls and ceilings below the attic. The problem with Mold Contamination is the symptoms are identical to allergies in the first stages. The immediate treatment taken is for allergies. Over time the symptoms start to attack the Vital organs As the symptoms get worse the their Physician will have them go to see a specialist. The normal Physician is not trained for mold contamination. The only doctor that has this training and will diagnose mold contamination is an Environmental Doctor.