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Homeowner Forum / General / July 2008Re: Surviving high heating oil prices
In the event that anyone out there actually wishes to discuss JonquilJans original subject, or anything having to with making it through winter, insulating, or weatherizing a house, start a new subject. This R-value routine has degenerated into a farce. R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! R2! R not! Gah. Take it to email. Gary  SignatureGary Heston gheston@hiwaay.net http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/ Why is it that these days, the words "What idiot" are so frequently followed by the words "at Microsoft"? > In the event that anyone out there actually wishes to discuss JonquilJans > original subject, or anything having to with making it through winter, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Gah. Take it to email. Yeah. Those of us with solid walls (studs with masonry under shiplap) would like a "useful" insulation solution other than "buy a new house" which we're not going to do, since we have/want something with a stable subfloor lasting 100 years with no bouncing (you know, like what we already have). That "bouncing/vibrating" crap happens in every "new" house I've ever been in and I would never tolerate it. > > In the event that anyone out there actually wishes to discuss JonquilJans > > original subject, or anything having to with making it through winter, [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > That "bouncing/vibrating" crap happens in every "new" house I've ever been > in and I would never tolerate it. Most I've been in recently aren't objectionable. If you really want stiff floors, build on a slab. ;-) I'll take the insulation, thanks. SignatureKeith |
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