Upgrade your old bathroom exhaust fan to a Panasonic whisper fit (with Soffit exit)

If you’ve ever been annoyed by your loud old bathroom exhaust I highly recommend this upgrade. This video will help weather you want to just upgrade the fan or completely add one from scratch.
I can not express how much quieter this fan is than the old fans
parts-
Exhaust fan ($130) a.co/d/iJxr9g8
Soffit Vent ($35): a.co/d/9aw5t5H
Flex Duct 4 inch ($17) a.co/d/fio7bRi

[@T3CHNOskillz]

I'm sorry for the audio. i don't know why it sounds like someone is tapping the microphone constantly

[@DanZigadlo1997]

You ARE covering the microphone.

[@T3CHNOskillz]

@@DanZigadlo1997 I assume it’s my phone case. I have a dust proof cover. What’s weird is it doesn’t do it in any of my other videos. I also make sure to never cover the microphone. That’d audio 101 haha

[@DanZigadlo1997]

@@T3CHNOskillz Users' videos are always garbage, depends on how they're skilled to create videos.

[@automaticfanatic6206]

Thanks for posting this! It’s validating that the instructions take a minute (longer for me!) to figure out regarding affixing the power piece to the bracket first, then inserting the unit. Other videos screw them all in at once. My ceiling has two layers of drywall for some reason, so, need to figure that out tomorrow lol.

[@T3CHNOskillz]

Yea I couldn’t figure out how to screw it all in at once when the screws go through the 2 holes on the side. It took a while to figure it out.
The double drywall may just require longer screws though. I don’t know how much room is available for the vent connection and power box though