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How to improve insulation in existing wall cavities?

How to improve insulation in existing wall cavities?

by Tim Snyder | Feb 17, 2014 | Home Insulation, Q&A

I can tell the walls of my house aren’t well insulated; they’re always cold in winter. How can I cut down on the heat loss?   Many houses have this problem. The fiberglass batt insulation used in wood-frame walls can’t stop energy losses due to air leakage...

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