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Screwdriver, drill, drywall saw, wire strippers, duct tape or clamps, and possibly a ladder.
Check for blocked ducts, a dirty fan grill, or incorrect venting. Ensure the fan is powerful enough for the room size and that the damper (flap) on the exterior vent opens when the fan is on.
Bathroom Safety Projects
At least once every 6 months—remove the cover, vacuum dust, and wipe down the fan blades and housing.
Signs include excessive noise, weak airflow, visible mold/moisture buildup, or the fan not turning on. If it’s over 10 years old or inefficient at removing humidity, consider replacing it.
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