Growing up the only insulation I knew about was the itchy fiberglass kind. And today it’s still the most known type. When you discuss insulation you will hear the term r value. R- value when discussing insulation means resistance, typically the higher the r value the more insulating value. So the higher number of r the better the insulation. Keep in mind though that there are other things to consider as well. Let’s look at some of them now.

This easy to use insulation is available by the roll: A roll of fiberglass insulation is available with or without facing. Facing on fiberglass insulation is usually only on one side. It is a kraft paper or foil lining, allowing ease of installation. Basically it helps keep the itchy fiberglass away from your skin, and often provides a tack strip for use in installing it. It also makes the insulation more resistant to water and air vapors. The foil lined ones also can help reflect radiant heat. (This varies by brand be sure to check the label before deciding on any insulation) You can also choose to have completely unfaced insulation. This is a bit more of a pain to install but is often slightly cheaper.

Quick note you might also hear the term a batt of insulation. This is sold in precut lengths to save time and add in the ease of installing. Otherwise it is generally available in the same varieties as a roll. This can vary depending on the size of the lumber yard you shop at.

Loose fill or blown insulation was:

Originally used in small spaces where roll type insulation would not fit, loose fill has gained popularity in recent years and has become a popular alternative to roll type insulation. When remodeling an existing home, and you want to add insulation to existing walls.

This type is most commonly installed with a blower, but can be poured from the bag as well. Until the last few years this type of insulation was almost exclusively installed by professionals. This was due in a large part because of the cost of the specialized pneumatic equipment used in installing it. But in recent years many lumber yards have begun renting the equipment or in some cases loaning the installation equipment to home owners that buy the insulation from them.
Available in several varieties let’s look at a few of the more popular ones:

Those of us interested in recycling will be glad to hear that cellulose loose fill is made from old newspapers! Interestingly enough it was not uncommon for old newspapers to be used to stop drafts in homes back in the early 19th century! Today the recycled newspapers are treated with a chemical to make them more fire retardant, protecting us & our homes. This type of loose fill has less of a chance of being blowing out of place after installation. Like its life before being recycled this type of loose fill does tend to attract moisture.

Loose fill pellets made of perlite & vermiculite are sold in pellet form. Made from aluminum silicate & mica the pellets are non-combustible. This is why they are most often used around chimneys and areas in need of completely non-combustible materials.

The last type of insulation we will look at today is rigid insulation. Most commonly installed with new construction or when getting new siding. This type of siding is one of the most expensive available. However it does have a very high r value. Sold in solid boards often 8"x4" installing this type is often easier and less itchy. However this type of insulation is made from different plastics, often viewed as a bad ecological choice.

Now we have looked at some of the most popular types of insulation available today. While this not a complete list this will give you the information to ask the right questions when choosing an insulation type. Please choose wisely for you and the environment.

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If you love those old traditional two story homes with all the natural hardwood flooring, but hate the fact that they are always very cold in the winter and hot in the summer, you’ll be glad to know that there is a solution to your problem. By adding some cheap insulation to back side of the flooring can eliminate this problem for good. Not only will it eliminate the coldness, but it will also serve as a form of sound proofing barrier.

If your ceiling that is underneath your hardwood flooring is open, then your job just got a lot easier. You can use the traditional fiberglass bats that are most commonly found. They tend to be made so the width is that of the space between the floor joists. If not, then you’ll have to cut them to accommodate this feat. Once you have them in the proper measurements, you simply press each one into place. Be sure that you’re not forcing them in, or compressing the insulation to much as this will cause them to lose the insulating properties, or their ‘R’ value.

If you are unable to gin access to your floor from the ceiling below, you can always try to use some spray in foam insulation. This only requires that have a small opening in which to insert the nozzle of the applicator. You’ll want to find out which way you floor joists run, then make a small hole in between each one. Insert the nozzle and press the trigger. The foam will shoot in, expand, and dry to form a great insulator.

If you just want to eliminate the noises from the floor above, as mentioned before, you can buy some acoustic insulation. It comes just like the pink fiberglass, but doesn’t have any of the ‘R-value, so it’s just for soundproofing, not for insulating.

Wood floors aren’t terrible about letting heat escape, but even if you’re utility bills haven’t skyrocketed, you can be put off by the fact that your floor is too cold during the winter. Wood floor insulation is a great way to reduce your heating bills, give you a comfortable floor, and protect your wood flooring from the infiltration of moisture. Too many homeowners who own older homes don’t even realize they’ve been living without floor insulation until they have a particularly harsh winter or decide to have their floor replaced. If you do decide to install wood floor insulation, this may also be the perfect time to consider radiant floor heating, which can greatly improve the overall quality of your home heating.

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Some people can only think of one reason for getting insulated window shades. The top reason is of course the benefits of getting proper room insulation. With insulated shades, you don’t need to worry about winter days being too cold and summer days being too hot. Modern insulated shades help keep ideal room temperatures in any season. This function also ensures lower power bills because air conditioning units and heaters don’t have to work twice as hard as they would in poorly insulated rooms.

Of course, the benefits of insulation should be enough of a reason to get insulated shades. Most modern window shades however give buyers more than just insulation as a reason to buy them. Most window shades with insulation come in stylishly streamlined designs. They don’t look too full or cluttered. Their flat or pleated appearance helps give windows classy, sophisticated looks. You can get insulated shades made of fabric, wood and plastic in almost any color, texture or color combination.

Insulated shades are also appealing because they can block or partially block the view. If you need total privacy, you can get window shades that completely shut out the outside world. Some shades however can allow a little visibility so one can enjoy the outdoors without lifting the shades.

Another advantage of insulated window shades is that they can protect skin and furniture from damage. Window shades can filter harmful ultraviolet light that can gradually damage human skin and furniture surfaces. Some shades that allow light filtering have the added advantage of having light diffusing properties. This means they are able to spread morning light better across a room so you don’t have to use artificial lighting too much. This is of course, another great quality that can help conserve energy and limit energy costs.

Insulated window shades truly give great advantages. This is why it is always best to make a good product choice the first time. Get insulated shades from trusted brands so you can rest assured that you have all the qualities you will ever need in a shade. Good brands are also likely to offer guarantees and warrantees for full customer satisfaction.

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Insulation is an extremely important part of your home, in that it helps to protect you from the elements. If homes weren’t insulated it would take an enormous amount of energy to keep them at a habitable temperature. Insulation works by creating a barrier and holding the heat (or cold) from escaping (or getting in). You might be saying "Duh" right now, but do you know how much the wrong insulation could be costing you?

If no insulation equals huge amounts of energy spent on heating and cooling, what does poor insulation mean? It means more of your money is literally radiating away. R factor, which is a combination of the type of material and how thick it is installed, is a way to measure the insulating properties of a material. Basically, the higher the R factor, the better insulated you are. But don’t be deceived by quoted R factors without knowing all the facts.

Some insulation, like blown in cellulose (nice word for shredded newspaper), or fiberglass can actually start out with a good ‘R factor’. However, they both have some serious drawbacks. What happens when you set a cold glass of water out on a hot sunny day? It sweats. Moisture is a serious consideration when choosing insulation, especially in Minnesota. When wet, both cellulose and fiberglass lose their insulation properties, or R factor. Cellulose can actually absorb moisture and compact down up to 30% in your wall leaving you with a large surface area of un-insulated, no R factor, space. Not just that, because it can absorb moisture, it can grow mold which can irritate allergies and cause sickness.

You might be thinking I’m about to say something like "But now there’s something new!" Sorry, no. The best insulation has been around for years. Thermal Mineral Rock Wool Insulation has been being installed since the 40’s. It has the same R factor when installed as the others, and moisture does not affect it. Mineral Wool will not compact; it is non-organic meaning it can’t absorb or hold moisture, so no mold. Plus, because it is so much denser than the others, it is a better sound barrier.

Possibly the most impressive fact is that Mineral Wool Insulation could actually save your life in the unfortunate event of a fire. The Thermal Wool will not support combustion and won’t even melt until twice the temperature of the competition (if you would call it that) actually acting as a fire retardant.

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Cavity wall insulation means the process of sealing the gaps between two layers of brick walls. The insulation forms a barrier in order to block flowing of the heat outside. Wall insulation is vital for those properties that were built during the period between 1920 and 1989, as building regulations of that time rule separating one layer of walls from another by keeping gaps in between for air passage. However, nowadays cavity walls pose a threat to climate condition of our planet by giving rise to excessive release of carbon dioxide gases. That’s why, insulating walls with an appropriate type of insulation material is necessary to prevent generating CO2 and increasing fuel bills for heating homes by using heating systems.

Types of Cavity Wall Insulation Materials

Insulation materials tend to vary in broad ranges from synthetic insulation materials to eco-friendly, greener materials. The right insulation materials should be selected as per the requirement. The best way to decide suitable materials to insulate cavity walls is by conducting a home inspection. Professional inspectors or insulation installers are the best people to rely on than yourself to inspect your house and determine the requirement of the insulation materials.

Three main materials are chosen for cavity wall insulation and they are -

1. Mineral Wool
2. Polystyrene Beads
3. Urea Formaldehyde Foam

These cavity wall insulation products are selected for the ability to render stable insulation effects to the building for the life of it. These insulation materials have high heat resistance capacity, low heat conductivity and they are non-combustible. Moreover, these products have proven to resist water flow or penetration to it thus making these ideal to prevent condensation or moisture build-up through the walls. Low moisture build up ensures long life of the insulation in the walls and lessening fuel bills more and more with time. Estimations taken on the effectiveness in reducing energy bills have revealed it is an amount of 90 per year in which fuel bills tend to lessen.

If you believe in using everything natural and eco-friendly, choose green insulation materials instead of synthetic materials. Sheep’s wool, flax, hemp, cellulose or recycled newspapers, cork board or straw materials are green cavity wall insulation materials that do not biodegrade and cause irritants on skin during installing insulation. Nonetheless, these materials are prone to forming pests or fungus and require them to be replaced with time. According to insulation experts‘ observations, fibreglass insulation including batt and roll insulation and blown-in cellulose insulation are the most effective for insulating cavity walls.

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Home insulation can really make a huge difference in your energy bills. If you have the proper amount of insulation, and one of the better types of insulation, you can save up to 50 percent on your energy bill. For example, residential foam insulation creates a great barrier to keep air, moisture, noise, and heat and cold from passing through from the inside of your house to the outside or vice versa. This can really lower your bills for heating your house or cooling your house.

For those who are interested in using residential foam insulation, one type that you can consider is rigid foam insulation. This is really easy to install since you can cut it to size using common tools that you already have in your home. Owens Corning makes a product of this type called FOAMULAR 150. You can buy large sheets of this rigid foam (it comes in sheets of 2 feet by 8 feet or 4 feet by 8 feet) in thicknesses from inch to 2 inches. You can use this type of insulation in basements, in crawl spaces, or on exterior walls.

Another option for residential foam insulation is spray foam. One brand that is available is ICYNENE LD-R-50, which is a open cell spray foam. Since this particular product is made using castor oil so that it is more environmentally friendly, it is great for those who are trying to be greener. It is considered an Environmentally Preferable Product, it has been manufactured so that it doesn’t contain any CFCs or HBDEs, and it is water blown.

Having someone come in to install your insulation can be quite costly. However, if you are good at do-it-yourself projects, you can buy spray foam kits and install your own insulation. Foam It Green Spray Foam Insulation Kits are one example of residential foam insulation kits. You can purchase one of more kits of different sizes to get the right amount of coverage for your project. Options include a 1,200 square foot kit for $1,369 a 602 square feet that costs $609.98, a 202 square feet for $329.99, and a 12 square feet for touch ups for $29.99. Unlike the spray foam mentioned above, these kits contain the more expensive by higher rated closed cell spray foam. This company has also formulated their product to be as environmentally friendly as possible.

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Foam board insulation is the perfect solution for insulating walls and attic’s. You can find it in three different types – polystyrene, polyisocyanurate and polyurethane. You will need to learn about the use for each of these types before you buy just any. Attics are often suffer from moisture issues, which is why it is so important that you choose the right type of foam board in order to properly protect against water vapor.

When you are looking to purchase any type of insulation you must know the safety regulations that are required for the area. For example various areas throughout your home will require fireproof or flame resistant material. Installing the wrong type of material could result in problems somewhere down the road. Learning this before you begin your project is extremely important.

Polystyrene insulation is often the most expensive of the three, and also the strongest. There are so many different types of insulation that you can use throughout your home, and choosing just one to install in your home can be overwhelming. You want the best in your home, but at the same time you don’t want to spend a large amount of money on it either. This is where the difficulty comes in.

You can find many websites that will help you to uncover the best form of insulation that will also be affordable. Some of the other types include reflective foil, radiant barrier, and mineral wool insulation is just a few of the many choices that you have. There are some very important factors that you must consider, such as the amount of the moisture in the area you will be insulating. Basements and attics often have moisture, and choosing one that cannot handle this situation will result in mold damage. Black mold can be extremely harmful to your health. You will also need to check with your local codes to determine whether you will need to put in specific type of insulation such as fireproof insulation. Many states have specific codes. You can learn this online by searching for insulation requirements in Michigan or which ever state that you live in. This is important and these codes are in place for a reason.

Putting fireproof insulation is extremely important for attics, and around duct work. You can find more information about this searching online. Fireproof and fire resistant insulation will prevent a fire from moving quickly through your home.

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Keeping our homes, offices, and other buildings protected from air and moisture damage is an essential part of maintaining structural integrity. When most people think of insulation, they think of large bulky pieces of pink material. Fortunately, there have been many improvements to the way insulation is manufactured and installed. One type of insulation that has become a useful and popular method of adding insulation is spray insulation.

Sprayed foam insulation consists of a liquid polymer and a foaming compound. The polymer is usually either a urethane or polyurethane. When it is sprayed on an area, it is dispersed as a liquid, but when it hits the surface, it foams up to cover and fill every crevice. The foam expansion allows the insulation to fill small, tight, and hard to reach spaces thereby ensuring an air tight and moisture resistant seal.

There are many reasons why people opt to choose spray foam insulation for their homes or buildings and include:

- Because it effectively acts as a wind and air barrier, it stops drafts from entering the home making the home more energy efficient. This reduces strain on heating and cooling units.

- It does not degrade, crumble, shrink, and fall apart, making it a durable and long-lasting. It also does not absorb water which eliminates moisture build up that could cause wood rot or the proliferation of mold and mildew. Because areas such as the attic are prone to air and moisture problems, spray foam is a great choice as it acts as an effective barrier.

- Because spray foam expands to fill the tiniest cracks and crevices, it is excellent for insulating power outlets and various types of frames. It actually expands 100 times its original volume allowing for a larger coverage. You will get more value for your money. It may cost a bit more than traditional insulation, but it covers a large area, and it is more effective at blocking wind so you will save more on your energy bill.

- It is much easier to apply than traditional insulation. There are kits and equipment that you can either rent or buy. Once it is applied, it is non toxic so there will not be any toxic gas being released in the home. Spray foam equipment consists of spray foam guns, hoses, and proportioners which allow you to accurately proportion the usage of each chemical before mixing them together. You will just need to wear a mask and protective clothing when applying it so that you do not inhale any fumes.

- The foam is normally consists of renewable resources and does not contain ozone depleting elements. The application form is water based while most insulation products are petroleum based. Most of these spray foams do not contain harmful HCFCs or produce any dangerous gas such as formaldehyde which is a toxic and volatile chemical.

- Spray foam insulation is extremely resistant to fire. Most foam insulation meets Class I rating. It is also pest and rodent proof.

Whether you are renovating, making repairs, or weatherproofing your home, spray foam is a great method of adding insulation. It is easy to apply and the equipment is easy to use allowing you to do it yourself. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions when installing the spray foam such as wearing protective clothing, gloves, eye protection, and the proper breathing mask. Spray insulation equipment makes home improvement and renovations much easier and more affordable.

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If you’re building a new home today or you just drawing plans for one, be sure to include the proper amount of insulation. Insulation now a days is not just for heating and cooling savings, but rather it has expanded out into the sound proofing of each room.

The material used to accomplish this feat is called, acoustic insulation. It comes in batts or sheets and can be installed by anyone. It is great for soundproofing bathroom fixtures like the tub and shower units. By installing some acoustic insulation around and under you tub, it will lessen the noise of the running water. If you have ever had a room beside a bathroom, you know this can sound like the running water is running right through your room.

Another great place for acoustic-insulation is the entire floor of a two story home. The noise of the footsteps can hardly be heard when you insulate it and sound proof it. This is especially necessary if you have a multi family dwelling with more then one suit. Nobody wants to hear your upstairs neighbor running around or screaming at their kids. By adding some acoustic insulation you will all most get rid of this problem completely.

The cost of acoustic insulation in less then you would pay for regular fiberglass pink insulation. This is because it doesn’t have to have the ‘R’ values that the regular insulation has to have. The ‘R’ value is the standard measuring number that lets you know how much insulating qualities it has. The higher the ‘R’ values the better.

You can check at your local building supply store to find some acoustic insulation. Like everything else, prices will vary from place to place, as each will carry different brands and qualities. Don’t be shy to include acoustic-insulation in ever interior wall, and the floors in your home. When you’re getting that peaceful nights sleep, you’ll be glad you spent the little bit extra.

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Many people are confused when it comes to how to insulate their house, but it is actually quite a simple process and all that you need to do is know which areas are the best ones to insulate in order to keep heat loss to a minimum.

One of the most important areas that you need to look at is the loft, because it is here that most of the heat will be lost. Luckily this can be quite an easy area to insulate properly, and the job is something that can be done on a DIY basis. All that you need to do it is buy some rolls of insulation material and simply place them between the rafters. This will cut down heat loss by a huge percentage and could mean that your heating bills can really go down.

The next area to think about are the walls. The bad news is that insulating the walls usually does take professional help, which means that it can be quite an expensive job. The good news is that insulating the walls is not nearly as important as insulating the loft, though there will be some heat lost through these elements. The best thing you can do is get several quotes from professional contractors, and ensure that they have a good track record of doing this type of work. This will usually involve inserting some foam into the wall cavity.

The windows are another place where heat can be lost, and it is here that many people will look to save heat. However, although double glazing can help in this respect, single glazing with good quality Windows can do the job almost as good, and means you will not have to spend a great deal of money. This is a fact that is worth bearing in mind before you decide on double glazing.

Insulating your house will always cost money in some way, though by taking a bit of time to look at the options you can save yourself some money and still cut down on your heat loss.

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