Thank you for this! It rained in California non stop last weekend and I noticed that there were water marks on our closet wall and ceiling, I suspect it’s coming from our laundry vent, I will try this and hopefully it works ( I’m scared of heights so pray for me☺️)
You know, that never hurts if you have a lot of hard rain and you are worried about the runoff running up the flange and still getting inside the crack. I would just get some 100% silicone and fill the crack.
What kind of furnace do you have? I have an older one so the whole pipe is metal. No rubber flanges. But if you have a newer high efficiency then some come out in PVC. If you have the PVC then I don't see why this wouldn't work for it.
Thank you! Good idea to check roof before rainy season
Yes, yes it is.
Thank you for this! It rained in California non stop last weekend and I noticed that there were water marks on our closet wall and ceiling, I suspect it’s coming from our laundry vent, I will try this and hopefully it works ( I’m scared of heights so pray for me☺️)
🙏🏻Will do.
Did it work?
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do you need to seal it on a slanted roof where we get lots of rain?
You know, that never hurts if you have a lot of hard rain and you are worried about the runoff running up the flange and still getting inside the crack. I would just get some 100% silicone and fill the crack.
Do they make something similar to go around your exhaust from your furnace?
What kind of furnace do you have? I have an older one so the whole pipe is metal. No rubber flanges. But if you have a newer high efficiency then some come out in PVC. If you have the PVC then I don't see why this wouldn't work for it.
It's older so I would assume it's going to need metal. Thank you for your response. I really enjoy your videos