Dear Pat: My bathroom has a window and an overhead light, but I would prefer to add a vent fan with a built-in light. What is the proper way to install it in the ceiling and vent it through the attic?

Question: I want to add a bathroom vent fan with an overhead light. The window does not provide enough light. What are some tips for installing one and venting it up through the the roof? Answer: ...

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Q.My old bathroom vent fan sounds like a low-flying jet and it does not seem to draw very well. I need a new quiet one which is also efficient. How should I go about selecting a new bathroom vent fan?