bob haller wrote:
Still missing - *data* that supports your claim. Your buddies at State
Farm can't help you?

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bud--

Bud ignores the NEC, which prohibits insulation contacting K&T

jeez i wouldnt want to live in a home you worked on.........

you must believe the NEC is advisory only?

you must be smarter than the entire NEC, which must look at all these
issues carefully


The NEC does not regulate the insulation of houses. AND the K&T wiring
is not new enough to be involved in a current inspection process. I've
covered miles of it with insulation in multiple rentals. Proper fusing
of the circuits is the key. No overamperage= No heat. You should just
go hang yourself with some single strand wire you pin headed *******.