Posted by George Marsh on August 30, 2014 at 05:43:47 from (184.16.226.193):
In Reply to: Re: Heating systems posted by MarkB_MI on August 30, 2014 at 05:03:44:
Easy, I can get hi density R15 fiberglass that fits in 2x4 walls from an insulation company in TH. Then before you put up the drywall install 3/4 inch celetex tuff R, R 4.7 some say R5. It's extruded urathane with aluminum on both sides to block heat losses due to radiation. It works. The hi density fiberglass + tuff R is cheaper than using 2x6 construction and R19 insulation.
The insulation company in TH recommended I unsulate this way in 1985. It works, no issues. The people who rent the first house I did love their cheap electric bills using simple, cheap, reliable electric baseboard heat.
I find it cheaper for me to call the insulators and have my attics blown with fiberglass, minimum of 15 inches vs doing it myself. Yes ground up newspaper is considered to have a better R value, but I'm old school. I've seen the fire retarted newspaper actually cause fires and I've seen it soak up moisture, no thank you, period.
Brick is still the best thing you can do to save energy.
I've said before, my electric company made me an offer based on last years record cold winter, a Fixed bill of $135/mo for 12 months. I jumped on the offer, considering the latest supreme court decisions giving the EPA what they wanted, no coal. It's a matter of time before natural gas and electric rates will rise.
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