Spray Foaming Under Our Wilderness Off Grid Cabin

[@deborahpinkey1264]

The cabin should be even toastier now. Looking forward to the update. When it's 2 feet of snow on the ground, you can walk around the cabin in your bare feet with a big smile on your face thinking all that crawling around on your back was well worth it.

[@50Acres]

Thanks Deborah, good point!

[@232Stangpwr]

So, how's it holding up? Did you do skirting around the cabin to keep drafts out too?

[@BMXCARD]

I tip my hat to you, sir! We had our cabin spray foamed and so glad we did. I felt sorry for the guy crawling underneath like you just did - no way I could have done it, or at least done it well. The payoff is SO going to be worth it. Looks like you used closed cell, and that forms it’s own vapor barrier. You’re going to be thanking yourself for years for getting that done.

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍 yes it was closed cell, the stuff drys hard! it was also advertised as better for keeping pests away. they sell two formulas.

[@jimdaway1965]

I've watched so many cabin builds and have been amazed at the different methods people have used to insulate the floor. The closed-cell spray foam (in my VERY humble opinion) is the way to go, Mike. The vapor barrier it provides along with the insulation is worth it. Great work!

[@50Acres]

I am definitely happy I chose this method

[@jimdaway1965]

@@50Acres Out of curiosity, the foam certainly didn't appear to expand as much as it does when I've seen it used on reno shows. I expect that is the difference between commercially mixed/applied and store-bought kits? Did you notice that as well?

[@50Acres]

@@jimdaway1965 there were two things going on here. First when I started I was moving too quickly with the gun and applying it too thin. I got better but it was mostly off camera. Second this foam is supposed to applied an inch thick and if you need more you go back over after it has cured.

[@DrMJJr]

Hallelujah!! Nice and toasty from now on!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@50Acres]

Yes indeed!

[@richardthomas1743]

Good morning Mike and thumbs UP!!

[@50Acres]

Morning!

[@sydneyevans2637]

If you had hired a contractor it probably would have been a down payment on a new car. Great job, Mike! Your cabin will be much warmer for the winters. Best to you and Sara.

[@bpdp379]

Not sure about his area, but in MT you can hire this job for less than the cost of the Froth Pak per board foot.

[@50Acres]

Yea I think they charge quite a lot for it around here.

[@dmmaddex]

that foam will make a great improvement to that splendid cabin. Nice job.

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍

[@jeffkatzer]

I feel your pain Mike. I spray formed the underside of our bathhouse and hated every minute of it. But, like you say... It sure made a difference.

[@50Acres]

Yea it’s not all that fun but boy it made a big difference!

[@rustyhaught171]

Definitely should help keeping the floor warmer!

[@50Acres]

Can't wait to see how it works!

[@douggibson9084]

Great sticky job, pay dividends in the fall and winter. Next super insulated crawl space for the plumbing.

[@50Acres]

Yea, it's really made a good improvement. I used the leftover foam to help seal the crawl space on the top and bottom of the foam boards I installed.

[@corepowerpeople1143]

Oh that was a tough job but will help keep the cabin so cozy and warm! Great job.

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍

[@adenilsondalleteze694]

I'm Brazilian and I follow all your videos, congratulations for your work

[@50Acres]

Thanks so much!

[@ED3]

HARD JOB. Place will stay warmer. Thanks for sharing.

[@50Acres]

It made an incredible difference!

[@PatrickvanHalderen]

Wow, a real pain-in-the-ass-job. Must be glad it's done, great job!

[@50Acres]

It was! Gals it’s done!

[@DrMJJr]

I’m just glad you finally got this done, AND that you learned to slow down your application lol!!!

[@50Acres]

Yea I slowed down as I got further into the job

[@illgiveitadiytry]

I made a video of using the exact same spray foam to seal the bays of my room in attic of my man cave garage. As you can see in my video, spraying over your head is the worst and messiest! So having to do your entire job over your head is kudos to you!

[@50Acres]

Yea it's really not that fun having the stuff rain down on you!

[@01AceAlpha]

We had our entire house spray foamed during a complete reno and we don’t regret it. There was an engineering test I read that showed 2x2 wall mock up using spray foam insulation being stronger in all aspects vs the same wall configuration in 2x6 using fibreglass insulation.

[@50Acres]

Yea we are super happy we did it. I am amazed at the difference even 1 inch makes.

[@wandae9906]

WOW, that task was quite the undertaking - pun intended!! I know you're happy it's done!! See you next time. -Hugs 🤗

[@50Acres]

Yes it was! Thank you!

[@johnchristopher20]

Apart from the topic of this video, I would like to acknowledge the quality of the imaging and excellent editing in post production. You should have been gracing Hollywood with your talent.

[@50Acres]

Hey John, thank you so much for noticing! Glad you liked it.

[@jakes1292]

Saw something interesting for the P-trap on some expensive RVs. They use a air compressor to blow out from the interior drain. Interesting instead of using a clean out drain. ))

[@50Acres]

Thats not a bad Idea I use an air compressor to blow out the water lines so it wouldn't be any extra work.

[@federicogualeni1394]

Welcome back Mike Thanks From Italy Federico

[@50Acres]

Grazie Federico!

[@damogranheart5521]

That's what I would like to do for my place. Now I know what to expect. Thank you very much!☕️🫖❄️

[@50Acres]

Have fun!

[@dzzy121]

Nice! I used the froth pack in my garage - it makes such a mess! Drips still on my walls and floor. I sorta expected it to expand more, like the cans do - but I believe the closed cell is tighter and doesn’t expand a lot. Made my house so much warmer.

[@50Acres]

Glad to hear, when I first started, I was going a bit too fast with the gun, once I slowed down, it seemed to expand a bit more, but not all that much.

[@ohcrapwhatsnext]

Spraying the trap was a good idea....Great work...Im sure it will insulate much better.

[@50Acres]

I think so. thank you

[@snowysnobdds7842]

I did the exact same thing at my cabin. Can confirm it sucked. I could not get some of the foam off for weeks. It did work well though. It's amazing how it I keeps the place dryer. I didn't know how much water vapor was migrating up from the ground, even though it was on pylons. My floor is warm when it's cold.

[@50Acres]

Yea it wasn’t fun but wow it really made a big difference!

[@billytingen3567]

Whoa Mike! Now I know you are the Man. I cannot do tight, closed in places and I really avoid anywhere there might remotely be a "Ssssnnnnnaa....Crawley thing"!!!! I did however enjoy seeing the process and the finished job. I'm sure it feels quite satisfying to have that task checked off the list. Thanks for sharing! Cheers!

[@50Acres]

Thanks Billy! Cheers

[@jeffreygilchrist1330]

have only started watching so when i saw your trusty hard working assistant i knew it would be all good 😅 anyway thanks again for a great video always enjoy the 50 acres

[@50Acres]

Thank you! 😃

[@KevinLauscher]

I spray foamed my ceiling joists but skirted the cabin. The spray foam was a mess and tbh I like the skirt because it's climate controled down there and has storage.

[@bobjoncas2814]

....lookin' good, keep safe and warm...

[@50Acres]

Thanks Bon, you too!

[@ronvera]

I sprayed the ceilings of two 40' conex shipping containers with one Lowes 620 Froth kit about 3 years ago. It was going for $750 back them and I noticed it's up to over $1100 now. I was well worth it. It stopped the dripping condensation in the winter and dropped the inside surface temp by over 30° in the hot Texas summers. It is a very messy job. Got that crap all over my prescription glasses. It might be a wise idea to use and old pair of glasses for the spraying because it does not come off to a clear lens after you scrape it off.

[@50Acres]

I got this at Menards for about $900, I knew it would help but wow, I was blown away by the difference it made, especially since I really only got 1 inch of foam in a lot of areas.

[@The22v10]

Ha, 😁 Your Smile at the end says it All.

[@davidkilbourne5422]

Great job on the insulation! I've never used the spray but I've crawled under many house and always used paper backed insulation. That's one job I actually hate even though it's got to be done! Great video and glad to see you back!

[@50Acres]

Thanks David!

[@johndallas4914]

It for nests. Good looking job. I don't know from personal experience, but you might want to investigate. I'd hate to see all that hard work ruined. I enjoy watching your cabin and wotkshop, income property blogs.

[@buildlife]

That's a messy job for sure! I put Vaseline on my face so it doesn't stick! I just met with a guy yesterday to do our latest cabin, I think subbing it out is the best way to stay clean LOL! That will be a great improvement!

[@50Acres]

Subbing it out is definitely worth considering, good idea with the vaseline.

[@JerrysThisandThat]

That should make a world of difference in the cabin Mike and as a plus your gopro shouldn't freeze up Lol.

[@50Acres]

Haha keep that GoPro nice and warm!

[@nobuckle40]

I was in pain just watching you crawl throuh there! Hard satisfying work though.

[@50Acres]

Tell me about it

[@nena4215]

It sure was nice and clean under there, it was bad but not as bad as I thought, super nice job as always.

[@50Acres]

Yes, thanks I cleaned it out pretty well before hand

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

I could not have done that. Thanks for sharing.

[@50Acres]

Any time!

[@jeffthompson1882]

If you have trouble with freezing in the P-trap, you may want to try a waterless trap made for RVs. They are available on Amazon.

[@50Acres]

Oh that’s cool didn’t know about those

[@lordhoho1]

I might have liked rigid foam between the joists and then the spray to seal any air leaks.

[@50Acres]

That would work really well, but it would have been a much bigger job too.

[@therusticcaveman]

Hard work. Nice job

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍

[@ThomasEricWendt]

thanks for the vid, just about to spray my workshop.

[@50Acres]

Good luck!

[@ronaldgaska4480]

Happy Thanksgiving Blessings

[@50Acres]

Same to you!

[@Manoffire260]

Interested to see if you notice a “firmer feel” in your cabin floor AND any noise reduction. (I truthfully wasn’t expecting either, but was totally surprised!)

[@50Acres]

Seems a bit less squeaky, made an amazing difference holding heat and also made the floor so much more comfortable to walk on.

[@wdsracer]

Will the red squirrels and mice chew on that stuff?

[@50Acres]

@@wdsracer I dunno, I had foam panels down there for a while and nothing touched them. Hopefully not.

[@Manoffire260]

@@wdsracer - since Mike used closed cell foam, smells that would attract “varmints” are not transmitted like other kinds of insulations. There is a total air barrier between inside and outdoors. The rodents would then have no desire to penetrate the material. Is it 100%? Doubt it - but probably the very best insulating barrier to defeat pests (insects too!) I have some that was spayed over 5 years ago in a similar situation and there is no evidence of any scratches or chew marks like I’ve seen on wood that we covered up.

[@gfl1957]

That's good stuff, I used it on my cabin.

[@50Acres]

Good stuff, I’m happy I used it

[@RatelLaw]

Thank you for sharing

[@50Acres]

My pleasure

[@christophercummings5820]

Maybe use the floor off cuts for a sweet herringbone pattern somewhere? Also lol needed an automotive under car creeper thingy and some sheets of plywood and then had your brother in law pulling you back and forth while spray foaming 😂

[@50Acres]

Haha sounds like a good project for you!

[@RussSchoonmaker]

You could just shove some hay bales around the trap. In the midwest, where I live, farmers will surround their foundation with hay bales every fall and remove them in the spring- cheap and effective.

[@50Acres]

That would work well, I would have to get a bunch of them up my hill

[@UKCG_2]

I’m sure the closed cell spray foam will provide you with an excellent water/air infiltration barrier. I am a little surprised, however, at how little the foam expanded. Chuck Cassady (another KZbinr) just did a video where he covered four important tips for spray foam success, including the right air temperature (~70 - 85F), the right substrate temperature (~70 - 85F, although the manufacturer’s recommended range is a bit larger), shaking the tanks before spraying, and replacing your tip if you stop spraying for more than 30 seconds. So my guess would be that the lack of expansion is due to the air temperature being at the low end of the range and the underside of the cabin being several degrees below that. I’ll be interested in hearing how it performs.

[@corydriver7634]

I’d have to agree, my first thought when he showed the thermometer was yeah but how cold is it under the cabin. I’m sure this will make a noticeable difference but I don’t think it’ll be as efficient as it could be.

[@50Acres]

This stuff is supposed to expand to one inch and if you want it thicker you can re-coat. When I first started I was moving too fast with the gun. The stuff towards the back and what I did off camera expanded more.

[@johnjaco5544]

Thanks

[@50Acres]

No problem

[@thekingtroll2]

My mind is totally weird. I need to get out more!! At about 1:30 when you were outside and you put on that protective hood, for some reason I laughed. It made me think you were ready for the tour being in Willy Wonka! That spray foam is fantastic. You can always add on more later. I've watched a few videos where the professionals have sprayed it on thick to expand up to eight inches. One couple with kids started coughing as they moved into their new home. Turns out that they sprayed that foam on way to thick and it didn't all dry. In the attic and walls they found nothing but black mold. That couple was living outside in an RV, unable to go into their home. They had to sue the builder and foam installer because the entire home was unlivable. People need to make sure they spray that on thin and do multiple layers. The inch or two you sprayed under neath the cabin will provide a nice layer to keep the cold off the interior floor and keep bugs or animals from trying to chew threw that stuff. Once again, very enjoyable to watch, thanks. It's 18F here in Ohio. My electric blanket is on high, haha.

[@50Acres]

Yea I did see some nightmare stories with foam. I personally would not shy away from using it. This weekend will be a good test for it, we're heading to the cabin tomorrow.

[@Kralphrn]

great job that was a hard job!!

[@50Acres]

Thanks!

[@BCElginTex]

Great job. You convinced me to never do that myself.

[@50Acres]

It’s not the funnest job!

[@kylejones2075]

Yeah I got some of that stuff too but I never used it cuz I knew what a mess it was going to be I still have it

[@50Acres]

Mask off everything!!

[@johnt6673]

Spray foam is a nice step, how about some kind of enclosure around the whole cabin? That would help a lot...

[@50Acres]

We may do that too one day.

[@pascalchavanon1930]

Another job off the check list 🤓🇫🇷

[@mikebarbacovi9851]

Looks good. Are you eventually going to put skirting around the exterior to sorta prevent critters and such? Nice to get all that junk cleaned out from underneath too.

[@50Acres]

I'm not sure on skirting, I may leave it totally empty to make it a less inviting place for mice and others.

[@mikebarbacovi9851]

@@50AcresMakes sense. You know best.

[@yeahright3733]

What about installing some cement fiberboard over that with some fiberglass insulation? That way you have it sealed as well for added R factor and protection from rodents.

[@50Acres]

That'd be a good way to get some extra R value, it's working really well already.

[@Bex-rg8pj]

Good job 👏

[@50Acres]

Thanks 😅

[@walle226]

Feedback how this foam works out would be great.

[@50Acres]

Going to the cabin tomorrow and will definitely update about it in next weeks video.

[@walle226]

@@50Acres sweeeeet! 👊😊

[@toddincabo]

👍 Good work on a nasty job. The cabin will feel more quiet and solid just walking around.

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍

[@richardbowles14]

So u only had to use one 600 sq ft kit ? What is the size of the underside in length by width ? Just try to see what I might need in comparison.

[@bizmanrk]

Job well done, even the GoPro got insulated! Use it in the winter! jk! Hope it cleans up... See you in the next one.

[@50Acres]

haha the GoPro will be nice and warm

[@deborahpinkey1264]

@@50Acres If you ever have to do something like that again, maybe some clingwrap on the GoPro would help.

[@ericrider9718]

Another job done, will pay dividends in the future!

[@50Acres]

Thanks!

[@AlAndValOffGrid]

I was wondering what the difference was between the "Sealant" and the "Insulation" as they indicated they were for different spaces. Glad you did that and interesting to see that the "Sealant" basically looks like it covers identically to the insulation. We've got our 1st floor spray foamed, but the loft space hasn't yet been done, and the condensation from the rising heat and moisture is a real issue for us now. (We wrapped the entire home in 3/4" and 1" Polyiso foil faced sheets, then covered that with Zip sheathing (7/15ths walls and 5/8ths roof). So the house is very tight, but with nowhere to go, the moisture laden air condenses on any cooler surface and our loft roof/walls are the place that happens. I was going to wait until spring to have the spray foam company come back and do the loft, but may have to take matters into my own hands with the condensation issue being such a pain. Glad to see how well it turned out for you, even if it was a major pain.

[@50Acres]

From what I could tell the sealant doesn’t meet certain fire resistance standards but is better at keeping out bugs/pests. Hope you guys can get that ceiling finished that’s no fun!

[@waitingonmarc]

You have convinced me that I would rather itch from fiberglass

[@jacklong7048]

nit all fiberglass does that and there is insulation made from wool

[@50Acres]

Fiberglass works when installed carefully, but man this foam works amazingly

[@joshbrucksch]

Nice work! Should help a lot. We recently had our basement sils and some basement walls spray foamed and its made a good difference from what I can tell checking wall/air temps. Didn't realize there was a product in between a can of gap filler and hiring out spray foam. Any complaints with the product?

[@50Acres]

Honestly no major complaints, maybe cost it’s $800 (400 each) for the a and b canisters at menards and another $100 for the gun kit. It yields 620 board feet. They give you a ton of the gap filling tips and only 4 fan tips, and all I needed were the fan tips so that was a minor annoyance. But all in all aside from the fact I was spraying in a crawl space it was pretty easy.

[@richardwhite4277]

all that flooring off cuts could be joined into squares used on a deck or elsewhere maybe even somewhere around pond / just saw something similar made of Trex like decking commercially for laying on concrete patios to give feel of deck where water and debris would not accumulate on patio / deck just hate to see any hard wood materials burnt for firewood

[@50Acres]

Yea I thought of doing that, these are also pieces we culled due to pretty severe flaws.

[@ajbugge]

Looking back, would you have done anything different as far as order in which you completed your build? Would you have insulated the floor much earlier? Would you have done your plumbing earlier? Things like that. Obviously the final product is spectacular. Just curious if any changes you would have made

[@50Acres]

Yes most definitely I would have done a more conventional order of things. Would have done a normal crawl space too.

[@Shutter_Dog_Homestead]

Great job. Bubble foil would have been neater and easier to use. The Boss of the Swamp swears by it as do I. Love your videos.

[@50Acres]

Oh thank you!

[@kayaking1000]

Were thinking about spraying under our cottage. We have pink insulation now, not a lot. Its covered with the fiber/foam black board. We are having trouble with pests boring holes through the seams and along edges were it meets the rafters. Can we spray this over the black boarding and will it keep the pests out?

[@50Acres]

I’m not sure what you mean by black boarding? I’d personally replace the pink insulation with spray foam and maybe protect the whole thing with hardware fabric.

[@flyby4u2]

How did the spray foam hold up during this past winter? I have a cabin with 1/2 finished underneath the floor with fiberglass insulation but it keeps falling down and now critters using it as there home. So I Eatherington have to get under there and somehow attach this veneer to hold up the fiberglass insulation or pull it all out and spray foam it..any suggestions?

[@50Acres]

The foam is holding up. The stuff I used cured pretty darn hard. It made a huge difference keeping the cabin warm or cool.

[@airman6822]

That does not look like a fun job but I bet it will be worth it. Probably air tight. What is the “R” value per inch? Wonder if you could do that inside instead of fiberglass.

[@50Acres]

It's R6 per inch, and it's made an incredible difference.

[@steinfurniture]

Oh it's really difficult option to insulate floor.

[@alexkasacous]

I remember when the Canadian government gave out grants for people to retrofit spray foam, then had to pay hundreds of millions to remove it when the urea formaldehyde broke down and made people sick. So many are using spray foam these days- I really hope the new foam lasts better.

[@50Acres]

Me too! I dunno, at least this stuff isn't trapped inside walls, hopefully if anything goes wrong it dissipates.

[@PeterLawton]

I don't know how many different ways spray foam *could* go wrong, but a common way is when overapplied. That prevents it from curing properly, leading to people getting sick. So in that scenario, installation is the problem, not the technology. For the majority of cases (correct installation), spray foam works great.

[@jacklong7048]

how long ago was that? They are constantly coming up with new and sustainable products.

[@alexkasacous]

@@jacklong7048 the Canadian government gave grants (CHIP grants) from 1975-1978 for injectionable foam insulation (urea formaldehyde or UFFI,) then banned the product in 1980, then paid to have in removed in the early 1980s. UFFI was banned in North America, but still used in Europe and elsewhere.

[@pippaseaspirit4415]

I’m certainly no expert, but it looks to me as if the foam isn’t thick enough. Did it fail to expand properly?

[@50Acres]

I was moving to quickly with the gun when I first started applying it, I went back over the thin sections.

[@kgraydakota]

1:30 Wow, I didn't know that if you mix R12 with R22 it turns to foam.

[@atsidis]

Like to know if sealing below is going to help with heat retention... I’m sure that was the goal...

[@50Acres]

I sure hope so, some of the gaps in the T&G sub floor were definitely big enough for air to pass through.

[@johndallas4914]

I think you may want to add rodent protection. Rock wool or some kind of mesh. I think mice like to chew thru that and use if for nests.

[@50Acres]

Thanks this stuff is supposedly formulated to resist bugs and pests. We’ll see how it does.

[@KrissBartlett]

Good job Mike that is a bugger of a job your go pro will clean up ok let us know if it dident ? did it make it warmer you probably sweating in side also would you of cleaned under neath if you knew it would be like that i think those small tree under there need cutting out and poisoned ?just asking ok don't get grumpy me asking

[@50Acres]

Believe it or not, when I left last trip it was 75 degrees out, heading there tomorrow and it's in the teens so we should find out soon. Could use a bit of weed cleanup for sure.

[@KrissBartlett]

@@50Acres yep brrrr going to be cold thanks for replying

[@sfn4702]

Thanks! Is the R Value similar to that of rolls of pink stuff? Sucks about your camera! Hopefully it cleaned up. If you’re able to put that aside, is diy spray foam worth it? Maybe you need time to see how it performs? Anyway, thanks for another good video!

[@50Acres]

It's supposed to be R6 per inch. It was definitely worth it, made an incredible difference.

[@sfn4702]

@@50Acres that's awesome, happy to hear that!

[@adamwaldroup]

do mice not mess with the closed cell spray foam?

[@50Acres]

So far as I can tell nothing seems to be getting into it. It cured a lot harder than I was expecting also. I think some companies even sell a version with insecticide.

[@maximusmeridius3253]

whats wrong with that foam? why its not expanding like others videos about sprayfoam

[@50Acres]

I was putting it on too thin when I first started. It expands to 1 inch. If you want it thicker you re-coat after it cures.

[@nikond90]

Do you recommend using the foam? Did you have any problems and did you purchase it at a big box store?

[@50Acres]

Yes I do recommend it. I got it from Menards

[@gregganderson1454]

70 degrees!? I’m sitting at 22 in NW Arkansas. Got any of that coffee left?

[@50Acres]

Yep, crazy fall, we're a bit further south than people assume. However it's 17 degrees last night so we managed to get that done just in time.

[@royworks28]

My son Shane definitely needs that in his basement. Was it expensive?

[@50Acres]

It was about $900 all in from Menards We bought the 620 board feet kit (was $800), but you have to buy the gun and tips separate ($100). (Which I’ll mail you if you want). I looks like it’s gone up in price a bit. They also make a smaller kit for 200 board feet that includes everything.

[@royworks28]

Hey thanks Mike, He don’t think he will be doing it until next fall but it good to know what it’s going for now roughly. Thanks for the info. Your building is coming out awesome. I know how much work that is. A lot of respect.We wish you and Sarah a Merry Christmas

[@robertd.richter1990]

Little or no expansion?

[@50Acres]

It expands to one inch when applied correctly. When I first started I was moving too quickly with the gun

[@TheVineyardFarmhouse]

You know I feel your pain on this one. Lol

[@50Acres]

Thanks man!

[@sj6404]

I expected it to expand more and be thicker overall. The amount that you put on - what is the rating?

[@50Acres]

I was moving too quickly with the gun at first. It expands to one inch thick when applied correctly. It’s r 6 per inch.

[@gr8daddy682]

How many square feet did you spray - I too am in a situation where I need to spray under my camp!

[@50Acres]

I sprayed a little under 400 square feet. The kit I got gives you 620 sq ft of coverage at one inch deep. Once I was done I just started double coating areas till I ran out.

[@Kevin-wj4ed]

Why do you spray the under side of your Deck?

[@50Acres]

I didn’t spray the deck, only the floor under living space.

[@chucktrow8577]

Thats a good job done. Bet you're glad you don't have to do that again.

[@50Acres]

Thanks 👍 very glad to be done and it’s making a huge difference.

[@No.1R3dneck]

Good job! Those kits are never easy to use! Next time, just go a bit slower and it'll be more consistent!

[@50Acres]

Thanks man! I got the hang of it as I got further into it.

[@bobridestwowheels]

Great job, better you than 😉😉

[@50Acres]

Thanks 😅

[@claudermiller]

Ugh!!!! I worked for a weatherization company. Been under many crawlspace in a bunny suit. I absolutely despise it. They should pay $100 hr. to that.

[@50Acres]

Not fun at all!

[@Turn-2JesusN0W]

Thanks for the view under your cabin. I've also been under my crawl space. I had a rat problem before, but now something has showed up om my three cameras in the crawl space again. Hate those pest animals. And even if I have cameras, it takes a long time figuring out where it comes from. I think it's a mice this time, and you almost get insane figuring out where it came from. How old are you btw? I am 40.

[@50Acres]

Good luck figuring out what it is and getting rid of it!

[@anpassungmanager]

Ползать под домом не удобно, а работать еще тяжелее, но утепление пола важное дело, поздравляю.

[@50Acres]

Спасибо, будем ждать теплые ноги!

[@sheilabundren2037]

That did not look fun. Thanks for sharing. Did it come off your GoPro?

[@50Acres]

Not really but I have some stuff I can try still

[@seadog2396]

I feel your Pain. Just Remember: In most cases, an insufferable job like this pays off Bigtime. Next time you are sitting in front of the woodstove when it is 10 degrees out, you will feel like a million bucks for having suffered on your back to do this important job. Fact.

[@50Acres]

It was in the teens last weekend and it made a huge difference

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Let us know when you notice a difference!

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We ere there this past weekend when the temp got into the low teens and we could not believe how much difference it made. Very happy we did it.