John olmstead im calling you out

John olmstead and sean need to be fired

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oh, Lord, this was making me so anxious being in that tight of a space. I need to crawl up in my attic space to install some insulation and it's this tight. I'm so afraid my fat butt will get stuck up there, it's giving me major anxiety.

If I'm understanding this correctly- you are blocking off cold air that gets vaccumed into the insulated attic that moves warm air out of the peak vent?

The music is so dramatic and unnecessary

Why isn't the installer wearing a mask?

You don't want to use blanket insulation. Use foam boards.

Good morning, Is this glass wool Kraft paper flammable? It was placed in the false ceiling of my home where there are also some spotlights. Is it dangerous? Thank you

Oh was the issue that it was vented DIRECTLY into the attic?

Think you got knauf insulation up there?

Shouldn't the facing be facing the outdoors? Because that's where all the moisture is coming from?

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these guys haven't worked on a house in theyre life

Yeah my whole house leaks air. Brand new too

Hi. I am in the process of getting one of my attics ready for blow-in and I came across this exact scenario at the end gable wall. I recently replaced the roof so it's now vented. That level has always been the coldest and I'm determined to remedy that. But in the process of adding baffles I noticed the gap where the attic floor doesn't meet the gable wall. It drops down a couple of feet and I can see the top of the interior layer of bricks. (the house is a 1961 split level with a brick base then siding. I'm inclined to add blocks or foam board as you show here, seal the gaps and continue with the blow-in. But I want to make sure there's no danger of creating any issues for that wall. (I'm not planning to fill the wall with blow-in or anything like that. I think that's where the issues might occur.) Any advice on this? Is my logic sound?

Thank you

What's a gasket?

Is it safe for contact with plastics and electrical insulation ie romex?

Very good info, thanks

Thanks for the vid

I’m confused… in many situations, wouldn’t that edge at least have tape & mud? Or crown molding?

That literally told me nothing about what it is.

unrolling and cutting it without a mask?

Title should have been "why batts are better". I mean there were no pros for rolls or cons for batts, is it really that clean cut. ha a pun

It's our possible to purchase 1 gallon to try this out?

Where can home owners purchase this product in the USA?

Great video, been working and was wanting to know really what is the optimal ppe for the job. Thank you for this

Nice to see a video showing the proper way to staple the vapor barrier to the stud.

Does this pipe only connects to bathroom vent?

What if there is still a gap in the plate, but it's sealed with vapor barrier. Would that be sufficient? Under the insulation ,my entire attic is sealed with vapor barrier, but I am not sure if plates are sealed with foam.

Fantastic 👍

Looks to be "self-packing," no fluff here.

Tape &Spackle duh

Hello, from where to buy this insulation sheets

Thanks for the video . Do i have to place fiberglass insulation also after framing when i have this insulation wrap ?

I was hoping you'd show unrolling and "fluffing" before installing

I would like to know what kind of tape and name brand to cover up seams or tears on this type of insulation. Thanks in advance.

So happy to hear this. My work loves using your Insulation. Its the best and makes installing much more easy and most importantly fast. Being a piece worker I need fast. I remember for the past couple years shasta, california plant production has been a bit low because of the smoke and fires. This will help with a steady supply all year we hope :D

Great highlight on this important air sealing area - folks don't focus on this enough. Use caulk/sealant, not spray foam, which cracks over time.

Can you used it between wood and hardboard foam? Thinking of a Huberwood Zip R system

I would say that this is inferior to foam spray insulation in a few ways: 1. you can apply foam spray faster and without getting fiberglass all over your men and in their lungs. 2. You will always have lots of floating fiberglass particles in the attic space. Causing Dust and a dirty space above the ceiling. 3. you can get spray foam installed for $2/sq ft now. Knauf R-38 cost about $1.5 per sq. ft before installation. What do you really save?

Where does the flap get stapled to on a truss? I see everyone all over the place some say bottom, some say the side of the chord. I’ve read inspectors say it’s against code to do it to the side cause it creates a void for fire to run. Any help is greatly appreciated.

So your example is flawed, your using a more viscous blue sealant, on the top of a vertical opening. But hay science and physics may not be in your history of education. Since heat rises, and moisture is carried in this hot air, and where much of the damage in homes especially in roof cavities simulated use in that condition would be likely more valuable.

what is the minimum tip size to spray this?

If the product is supposed to be for air sealing, why are you testing it as a construction adhesive? I would be more convinced if you compared how much Ecoseal and caulk stop air flow.