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Yes, that is called faced insulation and that paper (if properly installed) is a vapor barrier. It is not the best way IMO but is widely used.
Loose Insulation Removal
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Yes, that is called faced insulation and that paper (if properly installed) is a vapor barrier. It is not the best way IMO but is widely used.
nealtw
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That is what it is sold as. I haven't seen it up here for years.
Getting ready for my firs trying at removing the insulation with the leaf blower/vac plus a hose attachment. The following:
http://www.lowes.com/pd/WORX-Trivac...Electric-Leaf-Blower-with-Vacuum-Kit/50197923
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZMUEO4G/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Of course the blower will the used as a vacuum only, and it has a metallic impeller to churn out anything else that comes into it. Also, part of the setup is a 32gallons trash can and bags. Very low clearance is a problem in the attic, and wish there was a long pipe directly attached to the vacuum going outside to some large container. Anyhow, hopefully it will work out to some degree .
http://www.lowes.com/pd/WORX-Trivac...Electric-Leaf-Blower-with-Vacuum-Kit/50197923
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ZMUEO4G/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Of course the blower will the used as a vacuum only, and it has a metallic impeller to churn out anything else that comes into it. Also, part of the setup is a 32gallons trash can and bags. Very low clearance is a problem in the attic, and wish there was a long pipe directly attached to the vacuum going outside to some large container. Anyhow, hopefully it will work out to some degree .
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