Moving
to the inside of the barn, there is a bit of insulation that needs to
be installed, followed by more insulation. I am in the process of
stapling in the fiberglass, which is a bigger job than I thought it
would be. I figured it would be a breeze since all your doing is
stapling, but the sheets of insulation are 8 feet long and unwieldy,
not to mention a little toxic with all that fiberglass dust. To add
to the fun, the ceiling joists on the second floor reach all the way
to the floor, so I have to lay on my back to install the insulation
at that juncture, all along both sides of the house. We're talking a
lot of insulation. Why did that barn have to be so big? Things would
be so much easier if it was half the size.
Okay,
enough whining. I am moving along and had to get more insulation,
which I'll buy as I use it up. I can only fit a few of the bundles in
the car, anyway, and this way I won't over-purchase. I did learn that
the insulation is cheaper, I believe, at Home Depot, so that was a
revelation. Always learning something new, right? That's the goal, I
believe.
Until
the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Jude Hill for the pic.
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