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Foil Insulation 48 Popular Q&A
Q: How to Insulate a Room With Aluminum Foil.
A: 1. Determine how much aluminum foil you need for each room in your home. No one window should take a full roll, but a full-plat window could come close. The amo... Read More »
Q: How to Insulate an Attic With Foil Insulation.
A: 1. Roll out a sheet of foil insulation between the undersides of two roof rafters with the foil facing down into the attic. Start 3 inches up from the base of t... Read More »
Q: Why is aluminum foil a bad insulator?
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Q: Why is aluminum foil a good insulator?
A: It isn't. When in contact it has a high transfer rate. It is a decent reflector though, which in some cases can be used for insulating purposes. Read More »
Q: Why is tin foil a good insulator?
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