yesterday we got insulation blowin into our laundry room. this is a room off the back of the house that began its life as a mud room. this room had a very small bathroom, with a sink that came out of an airplane bathroom so it is the size of a very small bowl, or a slightly large tomato juice can. there was a washing macheen as well as a dryer and on the other side of the room is a freezer. well, during the renovations of this room and the kitchen, we found some wiring problems and some pluming issues. nothing major but enough to bring in a plumber and an electrician. in order to make sure they can do there job, we tried to do as much work as we could to allow the tradesmen (in this case they are men, i know there names so get off my back!!) to know exactly what they are dealing with. Here is my point, when you insulate a room (i should point out that the inside wall is the kitchen wall and it was also uninsulated) the entire house gets way way warmer! so here is my plan, if we ever do any work in an outside wall for any reason, i am going to make sure the insulation is in perfect working order, (so no chev insulation aloud! ha!) if the insulation could be better, it will be made better. i cant believe how much warmer the entire house is. this is a 100 year old house with 100 year old windows and it is -25 outside (go put synthetic oil in your car right now! don't be stupid just put it in) the house is warm
awesome


Chris will never read this cuz he thinks he is better than everyone else! but he is bald so i still win!!