Southern View: April 03, 2018

TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 

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• By Emily O’Connell 

WINTER COULD be a little 

chilly for about 45 of St Thomas 

of Canterbury College’s students 

and staff this year. 

Trouble on the water 

Big swells keep Sumner 

Lifeboat busy 

Page 5 Page 6 

The group had their heads 

shaved in a bid to raise money 

for Shave for a Cure. 

The annual event raises 

money for Leukaemia & Blood 

Cancer NZ – which receives no 

Community board pay 

Low pay rates haven’t turned 

everyone off local politics 

St Thomas 

students 

lose their locks 

FOR A CAUSE: St Thomas of Canterbury College student Matthew Ryan sees the funny side of having his head shaved. 

Government funding. 

St Thomas’ social justice 

leader Dominic Anisy said the 

school tripled last year’s efforts 

– raising more than $12,000 for 

the cause. 

He said their initial goal was 

$6000 but they kept elevating it 

as they surpassed their target. 

St Thomas’ has now raised the 

most money out of all schools in 

New Zealand. •Turn to page 5 

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• By Emily O’Connell 

THE HALSWELL Domain skate 

park won’t be ready until the end 

of the year because of a resource 

consent hold up. 

Its consent, which is still pending, 

is awaiting further information. 

City council head of resource 

consents John Higgins said “the 

application is with a commissioner 

to make a decision. He has 

however asked a question of the 

applicant which the applicant is 

responding to.” 

City council head of parks Brent 

Smith said subject to gaining consent, 

the Halswell Domain skate 

park will be built in stages, with 

construction set to start at the 

end of August. He said the skate 

park would then be completed by 

Christmas. The Halswell Domain 

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News 

Addington’s history soon in print 

AFTER A long wait, a book 

about the history of Addington 

is due to be published in June. 

The book titled Local Lives: A 

History of Addington was due to 

be released on November, but 

was postponed until June, due to 

funding issues. 

It is being 

produced by 

the Addington 

Neighbourhood 

Association 

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historian John 

Wilson. 

Mr Wilson 

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has spent more 

than 20 years 

interviewing locals, pouring 

over records and collating a huge 

amount information to put the 

368-page book together. 

“I have talked to a lot of people, 

but have missed a lot as well. 

If I was to interview everyone on 

the list, I would have been dead 

for 20 years,” he said. 

Mr Wilson, who now resides 

in Arthur’s Pass, was working 

for the city council heritage 

team in the 1990s when he was 

approached by the association 

to write a book about the suburb. 

The book begins with Addington’s 

birth as a working-class 

suburb in the 1860s and travels 

LOOKING BACK: Local Lives: A History of Addington will feature more than 150 photos and 

illustrations including this one with the concrete water tower which was built in 1883. 

through the years up until the 

Christchurch earthquakes. 

Mr Wilson, who has a PhD in 

history from Harvard University, 

said it was great the book 

was being designed and printed 

in Christchurch. 

The Addington Neighbourhood 

Association will host 

a book launch at St Mary’s 

Church, in Church Square, Addinton, 

on June 25 

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be placed now for a prepublication 

price of $40 to 

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City council staff are investigating 

the landscaping and will give the 

Cashmere-Spreydon Community 

Board urgent advice on reinstating 

the pedestrian crossing. 

UPKEEP NEEDED 

Ngaio Marsh House and Heritage 

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and trustee Margaret Sweet, 

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of the Ngaio Marsh house and 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

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Headaches are not normal 

In today’s fast paced world, 

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from headaches. So yes they are 

common, but no they are not normal. 

A headache is considered pain 

anywhere in the region of the head or 

neck, caused by many different 

conditions. The brain tissue itself is 

not sensitive to pain as it lacks pain 

receptors. Rather, the pain is caused 

by disturbance of pain-sensitive 

structures around the brain. 

As many as 45 million people suffer 

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Headaches vary in intensity and have 

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• Pain in the head 

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• Nausea and vomiting 

• Hearing impairment 

• Confusion 

• Discomfort 

• Irritability 

What causes headaches? 

Spinal misalignment-nerve irritation/ 

interferences, certain foods, 

toxic fumes, preservatives and 

alcohol are all contributing factors to 

headaches. Spinal misalignments are 

shown to be involved in up to 80% of 

all headaches. 

Tension headaches are the most 

common type of headache for both 

adults and children. Triggers point 

include lack of sleep, emotional 

tension at home, work or school, 

second-hand cigarette smoke, 

skipped meals, poor nutrition, eye 

strain and bright lights. 

How Chiropractic helps 

Your spine protects your nervous 

system, which starts with the 

brain and becomes the spinal cord. 

Whenthe vertebrae in your neck are 

unable to move properly, it irritates 

or puts pressure on the nerves in that 

area. This can cause headaches. 

Chiropractic care addresses 

the cause of many types of headaches 

and therefore they are capable of 

removing or dramatically reducing the 

occurrence and frequency of these 

headaches, because they are usually 

due to what is called subluxations 

in the spine. They achieve this by 

performing Chiropractic adjustments 

to remove pressure on the nerves, 

which then also helps to improve 

nerve function. 

On a study conducted by the 

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Busy summer of callouts for lifeboat 


• By Sarla Donovan 

SIZEABLE SWELLS resulted 

in a busy past few months for 

the Sumner Lifeboat coastguard 

service. 

Following a quiet end to 

2017 and between Christmas 

and New Year, coxswain Blair 

Quane said call numbers picked 

up markedly with a number of 

operations between January and 

March. 

One callout on February 1 

involved three separate incidents 

happening at the same time, after 

a big southerly change came 

through and a “massive off-shore 

wind” got several people into 

trouble. 

First a boogie boarder was 

caught in a rip by the station 

headquarters. 

At the same time, a kite surfer 

off Scarborough Beach got into 

trouble and had to release his 

kite which flew off “halfway to 

the Chatham Islands,” said Mr 

Quane. 

“We had to take one of the 

boats out pretty much to the 

horizon to get his kite because 

we kept getting calls from people 

on the hills saying ‘there’s something 

out there that looks like a 

yacht in trouble’.” 

SKILLED: The Sumner Lifeboat headquarters during a recent 

operation. 

Simultaneously, a catamaran 

in the Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

flipped over and everybody on 

board fell out. 

“We were all hands on deck.” 

A week-long search for 

14-year-old Jack Sutton was one 

of the biggest the lifeboat had 

ever been involved in, with 93 

vessels searching from Waimairi 

to Lyttelton Harbour. 

Jack was swept out to sea after 

getting caught in a rip off Sumner 

Beach on February 5. 

His body was found washed 

up on the foreshore on February 12. 

Sumner Lifeboat has about 

40 active voluntary crew, along 

with reserve crew and three paid 

part-time staff members. It costs 

about $200-$250,000 a year for 

wages, crew gear, vessel maintenance, 

fuel and operational 

outgoings. 

The boat can often be spotted 

heading offshore on Tuesday 

evenings – training night. 

“Sumner is quite a unique 

unit for coastguards; it does a 

lot of its work within the surf, 

whereas Coastguard Canterbury 

and Waimakariri-Ashley are 

predominantly offshore or doing 

river work.” 

“We need skippers to be able 

to helm the boat in pretty atrocious 

conditions. A lot of the 

time, if there’s a really big surf 

BIG WAVES: Sumner Lifeboat trainees practice driving the 

boat in large swells and putting out fires on the breakwater. 

on you’ll see the boat go out and 

spend an hour or so out there. 

The guys are just getting used to 

driving the boat in the surf. Now 

we’re coming into winter so we 

start moving into night operation 

stuff where we’re driving in 

the dark, practising navigating 

into the estuary, being able to 

identify landmarks in the dark 

and use gear like the radio and 

GPS when it’s dark.” 

It takes a year of training 

before a new volunteer can crew 

on a callout. 

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The money will go towards information 

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vouchers, counselling and support 

group meetings for those affected by 

the cancer. 

Proud of his school’s accomplishment, 

Dominic says it’s been 

rewarding. 

“The boys really got behind it and 

really enjoyed it,” he said. 

SMOOTH: About 45 St Thomas 

of Canterbury College students 

and staff had their heads shaved 

in a bid to raise money for 

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Future of 

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• By Bridget Rutherford 

MODELLING IS being carried out 

to assess the current condition of 

the city’s waterways and to predict 

what they will be like in 35 years. 

City council city services 

general manager David Adamson 

said the modelling estimates the 

annual amounts of contaminants 

such as copper, zinc and sediment 

in the stormwater, which could 

end up in the rivers. 

“An initial pilot trial has been 

done on the Avon catchment and 

this has now been extended to 

include all the major catchments 

in Christchurch.” 

He said the work was yet to be 

peer reviewed so could not be 

released. 

A recent city council survey of 

the waterways found people rated 

them more important than housing 

and education. But 60 per cent 

said the rivers were in “poor” or 

“terrible” states. 

The modelling was being 

done as part of the city council’s 

consent application to ECan to 

discharge stormwater into land 

and water. 

The application is on hold until 

June to allow the modelling to be 

done. 

Remuneration not a factor for 

• By Sarla Donovan 

FAIRNESS: John McLister spoke out about low pay rates earlier this year, but it hasn’t deterred 

five people from standing for election to the board. 

LOW PAY rates haven’t served 

to dampen interest in local body 

politics in Lyttelton. 

In January this year, Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

member John McLister spoke 

out against the population-based 

formula used by the Remuneration 

Authority to set pay rates 

for boards. 

The population-based model 

means boards in areas with 

smaller populations get paid less. 

Banks Peninsula’s board members 

receive $9527 a year, less 

than half the $22,503-$23,742 

paid to members of the six city 

boards. 

But this hasn’t deterred the 

five candidates contesting the 

seat vacated by Christine Wilson. 

Funeral consultant Robyn 

Struthers, public sector analyst 

Tyrone Fields, Healthy Harbour 

chairwoman Yvette Couch- 

Lewis, community volunteer 

Paul Dietsche and bar manager 

Ashley Stanbridge are running 

in the by-election triggered by 

Ms Wilson’s resignation last 

month. 

Bay Harbour News asked the 

candidates what they thought 

of the remuneration – and why 

they were standing. 

Robyn Struthers she understood 

that rates were set using 

a population based formula but 

didn’t want to comment further. 

“To me it’s not an issue; I’m 

not standing because of that, I’m 

standing for the people.” 

She said she could understand 

the pay rate may affect some 

board members’ decision to 

stand again. “I am semi-retired. 

I’m in a different position; that’s 

not my reason for standing and 

for some of the younger ones, 

probably it is. But I’m in a different 

position and I’ve got time.” 

Tyrone Fields said if people 

had to take time off work it was 

“fair enough” they were compensated. 

He was aware the population 

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want to have a look at the 

remuneration packages around 

community boards in general.” 

Mr Fields said having finished 

his Masters in social work, the 

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“I’ve only been politically 

active for a few years but I’ve 

always been interested and the 

fact that it’s Lyttelton is the real 

clincher for me. It’s a unique 

opportunity to connect with my 

home town.” 

Yvette Couch-Lewis said it 

wasn’t an issue she had taken 

into consideration. 

“I think community is important 

and I think we’re losing a 

lot of that, whether at national 

or local level. So instead of complaining 

about that, I might as 

well get in there, see if it’s true 

and do something about it.” 

Paul Dietsche said remuneration 

was something that needed 

to be addressed, whether he was 

elected to the board or not. 

“It’s ridiculous that board 

members have to go great 

distances in the area at their 

own expense because of the low 

wage.” 

He said if elected, one of the 

key things he wanted to work 

on was increasing community 

engagement with the board. 

“I was looking through some 

of the minutes for the previous 

six months of meetings and 

noted that for a lot of them 

there were no people deputised 

to speak. To me that says the 

public isn’t very well informed or 

engaged with the board. I think 

it’s a shame more people aren’t 

PAY DIFFERENCE: The Banks Peninsula Community Board 

covers a large area but the low population base means a 

smaller rate of remuneration for board members. 

coming to the meetings and letting 

their concerns be heard.” 

Social media was one of the 

simplest and cheapest tools for 

communicating with people 

who weren’t currently engaged, 

he said. 

Ashley Stanbridge said it was 

unfair that the Banks Peninsula 

board were paid less than the 

city boards, but he wasn’t standing 

for the money. 

“I have a job that pays the bills. 

It’s about giving a voice to the 

younger or less visible members 

of the community that I get to 

speak with pretty regularly.” 

Mr Stanbridge said attending 

fortnightly full-day meetings 

wouldn’t affect his work as he 

had flexible hours, though as 

the father of a young baby it 

would be an extra factor. 

“But again, I am raising a 

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in all of our interests for me to 

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PROCESS: The Halswell Domain skate park won’t be ready until 

the end of the year. Construction on the Knights Stream skate 

park is scheduled to start today. 

Halswell Domain skate 

park opening delayed 

•From page 1 

Work is scheduled to start 

today on another Halswell skate 

park today. 

The $350,000 Knights Stream 

skate park will be constructed by 

Hunter Civil and is expected to 

be completed by the end of July. 

Initially, both skate parks were 

supposed to be completed at the 

start of the year. But this was then 

extended to April. 

Mr Smith says it’s very satisfying 

that work is about to start at 

Knights Stream. 

“We know there are a lot of 

young people in the local community 

who are very eager to get 

out and use these parks so we’re 

keen to see them built as speedily 

as possible,” he said. 

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design includes quarter pipes, 

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space with street skate elements, 

seating and shade shelter. 

As part of the overall development 

of Knights Stream 

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learn-to-ride facility, a basketball 

half-court, pavilion and sports 

fields. However, these are being 

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Call to rid river of hazards 

• By Sophie Cornish 

Dorothee 

Pauli 

NATURAL hazards and rubbish 

are causing congestion, accidents 

and near misses for more than 

800 rowers and paddlers who 

use the Avon River near Kerrs 

Reach. 

Plants called flag 

iris, geese, weeds, 

trees and water 

quality are all 

issues Union Rowing 

Club president 

Dorothee Pauli 

would like addressed 

in an 

“ideal world” to improve health 

and safety on the river. 

“We are grappling with natural 

hazards and the flag irises are 

chief among them. They detach 

from the side of the banks and 

cause free-flowing islands, they 

change position all the time and 

people collide with them. They 

trap rubbish also, making the 

islands even bigger.” 

Loose weeds are not able to 

drain away properly as they 

are getting caught in the plant 

islands. 

The iris, which Ms Pauli 

believes are often waist-height or 

higher, make visibility difficult. 

“For me as a coach, the worst 

PROBLEMS: Union Rowing Club president Dorothee Pauli is 

calling for action to combat natural hazards, such as flag iris 

plants, which are causing problems for Avon River users. 

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

thing is that they reduce visibility, 

sometimes I can’t see my 

crews and we are supposed to 

supervise them at all times.” 

City council acting manager 

land drainage Tim Joyce said 

it has not carried out any mechanical 

removal of flag iris this 

year. However, it has undertaken 

a more targeted spraying programme. 

“Getting equipment to these 

sites is very difficult, either due 

to the reach required or wet and 

unstable banks,” he said. 

“Flag iris is a pest plant and 

we get our contractor to spray 

it wherever we encounter it, not 

just limited to the Avon River. 

This is only done at certain 

times of the year when it is most 

effective.” 

Ms Pauli said several groups 

such as rowers, paddlers, and 

other recreational river users are 

having to adhere to strict rules 

to avoid collisions. 

“We have already looked at 

safety issues in terms of the 

rules of the river, how the traffic 

should flow, who goes where, 

how to overtake, it is difficult to 

enforce, but we are trying.” 

The flag iris’ reduce lane width 

in the river, taking 1-2m on each 

side, said Ms Pauli. 

Growing numbers of geese 

are a difficulty with their faeces 

covering the pontoons used at 

Kerrs Reach. 

“We have to clean them all the 

time and it all just goes into the 

Avon . . . it’s endangering our 

health,” said Ms Pauli. 

Concerns about the state of 

the trees on the river banks are 

also an issue. 

In January, a Shirley Boys’ 

High School rowing boat was 

crushed by a rotten 30m tree, 

with the crew narrowly avoiding 

injury. 

The congestion has caused accidents 

in the past. 

Late last year a single skull 

rower was run over by a boys 

eight boat, causing a rescue 

operation, bad back injury and a 

boat to be written off. 

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Felled trees 

in Rawhiti 

Domain used 

for play area 

THE TREES felled at Rawhiti 

Domain due to safety concerns 

have been used to form a small 

natural children’s play area near 

the Keyes Rd entrance. 

City council approached the 

Guardians of Rawhiti group to 

ask if it could use the logs and 

stumps to form a play area in 

the domain after the trees were 

brought down on March 13. 

“It was all quite short notice 

and an opportunity we just 

grabbed. This was a case of 

seizing the moment, to make 

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that is naturally in the domain. 

It gives people an idea of the 

type of play area which could 

be extended into the tree grove 

area,” said Guardians of Rawhiti 

member Ruthie Gareth. 

The city council has put up 

a sign asking people not to remove 

the logs following an incident 

in June when logs reserved 

for a play area were chopped up 

and taken by members of the 

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The health 

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Should we be alarmed or is this 

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wonderful ideas, story-telling, or art. Talk to any of the Linwood Library team for 

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HOME & HEATING 

Choosing the 

right heat pump 

for your home 

Whether it be a new build, or 

a retrofit, most homes include 

at least one heat pump, if not a 

whole heating solution. They can 

provide cheap, clean heat and are 

much more convenient than a log 

burner as you just need to press a 

button. But how do you decide 

what is best? Choosing the right 

sized heat pump is key to ensuring 

optimum comfort levels. Every 

situation varies and it is therefore 

important to get professional 

advice from heat pump experts. 

The range varies from wall 

mounted high walls, floor mounted systems, 

multi systems, ceiling cassettes, right through 

to ducted central heating systems allowing 

you to have a very discreet way of heating 

your whole home to a constant temperature 

throughout. 

Firstly, you must select a heat pump that is 

suitable for the size of the space you wish 

to heat. Usually a site visit is the best way to 

ascertain this. Not only is the size of the area 

taken into consideration but also, insulation, 

building orientation, windows and ceiling 

space. There are a wide range of heat pumps 

available with different heating outputs so it is 

important to select 

the correct size for 

Heating is a major 

investment in your home 

and it is vital to get the 

right advice. 

your requirements 

that will handle 

the job but not 

be unnecessarily 

overpowered. 

Secondly, the 

location of your 

heat pump is also extremely important. The 

cheapest installation is a back to back where 

the outdoor unit is positioned directly behind 

the indoor unit however this is not necessarily 

always the best option. It is vital that the indoor 

unit is positioned in a place that will not be 

constantly blowing on you. Also important, is 

the location of the outdoor unit. Most people 

do not want their outdoor unit sitting directly 

in their outdoor entertaining area or right 

outside their bedroom window. 

Choose a brand you can trust. Many brands 

have come and gone over the years but there 

are a number of manufacturers who provide 

reputable and reliable products. All brands 

vary in their energy efficiency, quietness of 

systems and price, so it depends on your 

application as to which will be most suitable. 

Major brands such as Panasonic, Fujitsu, 

Mitsubishi, Daikin, Toshiba and Hitachi are 

all reliable brands backed up by good technical 

after sales service. 

Ensure your heat pump is installed by an 

accredited installer. This will not only ensure 

correct installation of your heat pump, but also 

validate the manufacturers warranty. 

Other things to 

consider when 

choosing a heat pump 

are time clocks, ease 

of use of the remote 

controllers, air 

filtration and also wifi 

capabilities. 

Heating is a major 

investment in your home and it is vital to get 

the right advice. 

Enviro Master Ltd specialise in the supply, 

installation and servicing of all major brands 

of heat pumps. Our salesmen are engineers 

ensuring you get quality, unbiased advice as 

to which system will suit your application 

the best. Enviro Master Ltd offer a free, no 

obligation quote and will come to your home 

to see what is required. Visit our website at 

www.enviromaster.co.nz. 

Fresh air 

in your home 

All houses require air exchange in order 

to stay fresh and dry. No one likes to live 

in a stuffy, smelly, damp home. Indoor air 

quality is important for the health of the 

occupants. Houses can have many sources of 

contaminants, such as bathrooms, kitchens, 

pets, smokers, and even furnishings. Opening 

the windows can refresh the air, but is not 

always an option for security reasons and can 

also lead to heat energy being lost to outside. 

Although older houses have small gaps around 

windows and doors, you want to be able to 

control the flow of air. You don’t want air 

coming in to the bathroom or kitchen and 

pushing the soiled air around the house. It 

is better to expel the air out of kitchens and 

bathrooms to outside. This will draw air in 

from the rest of the house to replace the air that 

has been removed. 

Modern houses are very airtight and 

theoretically require a source of incoming air 

to allow kitchen and bathroom extraction to 

work optimally. Ventilation systems should be 

low air velocity and low air pressure so as not 

to cause draughts. 

There are two main types of ventilation system: 

Positive pressure and Balanced pressure. 

Positive pressure systems, such as the Dry- 

Matic, bring filtered, warmed attic air into 

the house, which then percolates through the 

rooms, pushing the damper stale air out. 

Balanced pressure systems bring in a similar 

amount of air to the amount they exhaust. 

Balanced pressure systems with Heat 

Exchange, such as the HEX390, use the heat 

of the outgoing air to warm the incoming 

air from outside. These are the most energy 

efficient systems available, as they recover up 

to 80% of the energy in the air, rather than 

losing it to outside. Heat exchangers work just 

as well cooling incoming air when the house is 

cooled in summer. 

The NZ building code has recommended 

air exchange rates for houses. To ascertain 

the required airflow for your home, please 

contact Smooth-Air on 0800 SMOOTH 

(0800 766 684), who will also be able to 

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