Energy Saving
Should I Consider Expanding Foam Insulation For DIY Projects?
Environment - Energy Saving
Written by Edward Nave   
Sunday, 14 June 2009 09:28
Expanding foam insulation is used for ceilings, walls, attics and basements. It's also used around window seals, electrical boxes, outlets and other small, enclosed places. Sailors use it for docks and pilots to strengthen airplane wings. What is it, and how is it applied? I will give you details on this and the other 3 insulations types, in hopes to assist you when choosing insulation.
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Waste Oil Boilers are Profitable Investments
Environment - Energy Saving
Written by John Vogt   
Sunday, 14 June 2009 07:44
Waste oil boilers are excellent worthwhile investments into your home or business if you can afford the initial capital of several thousands dollars plus installation. As consumers of these utility companies have been ripped off over the last several years due to annual out of control rising rates more people have been looking for alternative means of heat.
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When Choosing Materials For An Insulated Attic, Which Are Better?
Environment - Energy Saving
Written by Edward Nave   
Wednesday, 10 June 2009 08:24
When choosing insulation there are 4 groups to consider they are; loose fill, foam board, Spray on foam and batt and blanket. All has job they are better suited for. Each has good characteristics and bad, with some R factor higher than the others. I will explain the difference between them so you can decide which one suits you.
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Simple Attic Insulation During An Attic Conversion
Environment - Energy Saving
Written by Edward Nave   
Sunday, 26 April 2009 09:19
Going through an attic conversion is always a good time to do an attic insulation or to replace the old insulation that you may come across. If you do have an old insulation and you find that it is brittle or broken, you will know that the insulation was not a good one and wasn't made to last.
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Why Reflective Insulation is the best DIY Attic Insulation Solution
Environment - Energy Saving
Written by Edward Nave   
Saturday, 25 April 2009 07:29
Reflective insulation is a form of thermal insulation that uses reflective material such as aluminium to block out the transfer of radiant heat. Radiant heat, for example from the sun, travels through space from hot to a cooler surface. In this case, most of the heat your home will be exposed to will be on the roof which is then transferred to the rest of the house.
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