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| Could someone tell me how many inches of insulation is required for R38
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| Edwin Pawlowski 2005-06-18, 6:25 pm |
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"lindy" <ruthlindy@zinginternet.com> wrote in message
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> Could someone tell me how many inches of insulation is required for R38
> factor? Thanks
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What are you blowing in? Cellulose/ Fiberglass? Mineral wool? Soy?
Check the manufacturer's specifications.
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| Joseph Meehan 2005-06-18, 6:25 pm |
| lindy wrote:
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> Could someone tell me how many inches of insulation is required for
> R38 factor? Thanks
It depends on the material. It should be indicated on the package. You
will also note that it depends on how compressed it is.
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Joseph Meehan
Dia duit
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| TURTLE 2005-06-18, 11:25 pm |
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"lindy" <ruthlindy@zinginternet.com> wrote in message
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> Cellulose
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This is Turtle.
I have the Cellulose blown in my attic and I have paid everyday since for it.
Afterwards i have to dust atleast every 3 or 4 days and change my filter on the
air conditioner every week. The Cellulose has a fine dust that will leak into
your house over time and you will see it everywhere. Before I had it blown in i
would dust every 2 or 3 weeks and change the filter on the hvac system every 1
to 2 months.
Now it has been in here about 6 or 7 years and the dust has slowed down to about
1/3 as bad now.
I wished i had never did it ! I would use anything but Cellulose blown in
insulation.
TURTLE
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| Stormin Mormon 2005-06-19, 11:26 pm |
| It's written on the side of the bag.
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"lindy" <ruthlindy@zinginternet.com> wrote in message
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Could someone tell me how many inches of insulation is required for R38
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