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Pink blown in wall insulation
On 1/9/2011 9:24 AM, Jeff Thies wrote:
I have a friend that took my advise and blew in wall insulation. He didn't take my advice to use cellulose though. Or to have me help. I haven't seen this yet, but he cut 3" holes and used "pink" insulation. I'm thinking that must be fiberglass. To do his house walls he used 4 bags out of the 20 he bought. That seems to be the definition of loose fill, very loose. It's hard for me to tell though: http://www.bravenewmedia.net/idi/pdf...te/58452-B.pdf That seems to indicate higher coverage than what cellulose would have done. If he screwed up. How to fix? My thoughts are running to switching to cellulose. What would have been the proper way to blow in fiberglass? I can't seem to Google complete instructions for this. Jeff Yes, the proper way to drill and fill with any product is to call the man who does it for a living. Drill and fill is not a dyi project. -- Steve Barker remove the "not" from my address to email |
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Pink blown in wall insulation
On 1/9/2011 6:05 PM, Steve Barker wrote:
On 1/9/2011 9:24 AM, Jeff Thies wrote: I have a friend that took my advise and blew in wall insulation. He didn't take my advice to use cellulose though. Or to have me help. I haven't seen this yet, but he cut 3" holes and used "pink" insulation. I'm thinking that must be fiberglass. To do his house walls he used 4 bags out of the 20 he bought. That seems to be the definition of loose fill, very loose. It's hard for me to tell though: http://www.bravenewmedia.net/idi/pdf...te/58452-B.pdf That seems to indicate higher coverage than what cellulose would have done. If he screwed up. How to fix? My thoughts are running to switching to cellulose. What would have been the proper way to blow in fiberglass? I can't seem to Google complete instructions for this. Jeff Yes, the proper way to drill and fill with any product is to call the man who does it for a living. Drill and fill is not a dyi project. I had little trouble with the cellulose dense pack. It's not rocket science. YMMV. Jeff |
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Pink blown in wall insulation
On Jan 9, 11:43*pm, Jeff Thies wrote:
On 1/9/2011 6:05 PM, Steve Barker wrote: On 1/9/2011 9:24 AM, Jeff Thies wrote: I have a friend that took my advise and blew in wall insulation. He didn't take my advice to use cellulose though. Or to have me help. I haven't seen this yet, but he cut 3" holes and used "pink" insulation. |
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