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		<title>Here is why fiberglass does not make a good insulator</title>
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There are many reason that fiberglass does not make a good insulator. Here is a short list:





* Fiberglass insulation loses 40% of its insulative properties when outside temperatures drop to 20 degrees. Not good news for New Englanders.
* A 1.5% increase in moisture content inside a wall or ceiling cavity reduces the R-value of fiberglass [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are many reason that fiberglass does not make a good insulator. Here is a short list:</p>
<p>* Fiberglass insulation loses 40% of its insulative properties when outside temperatures drop to 20 degrees. Not good news for New Englanders.<br />
* A 1.5% increase in moisture content inside a wall or ceiling cavity reduces the R-value of fiberglass insulation by up to 50%.<br />
* For fiberglass insulation to be effective it must touch stud cavities on all six sides, with no air gaps.<br />
* Fiberglass insulation must be fully expanded. Stuffing insulation into gaps eliminates its insulative properties.<br />
* In shell wall cavities, areas surrounding utility outlets are impossible to properly insulate using fiberglass.</p>
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