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Hi all,
I bought a house 2 years ago with a half finished basement. The basement is very drafty and cold in the winter. I have it set up as my TV room so it get used quite a bit. I had to remove some dry wall to look at a pipe and noticed they drywalled over a window and there is no insulation or vapor barrier behind the drywall. A total half assed job. My question is: can i remove the drywall, insert the insulation and put the drywall back in place that I removed? Shouild I just re-drywall it with new drywall? The current drywall is allpainted and you can't see the drywall nails. thanks Steve -- |
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