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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on December 25, 2006, 10:04 pm
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Posted by on December 26, 2006, 6:46 pm
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>Just another scum spammer
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Don't reply, and repost links to spammers. You're helping to promote
them.
Merry Christmas
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on December 26, 2006, 7:56 pm
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>>Just another scum spammer
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> Don't reply, and repost links to spammers. You're helping to promote
> them.
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> Merry Christmas
Had you looked closer, you'd have seen the links would no longer work. When
possible, I reply with a copy directly to the spammer also to make them
aware that we don't care to be the target of their nonsense.
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Posted by Wayne Whitney on December 25, 2006, 11:46 pm
> Looking for suggestions. I have an unfinished basement, with unfaced
> fiberglass insulation in between the floor joists. I hate the stuff.
I'm facing the same situation, and I've thought about it some,
although I haven't decided on anything yet. Another poster suggested
cotton batt insulation, which seems like a good idea and is one I'm
considering. The other option I've thought of is to attach a small
continuous angle bracket to the bottom of the sides of each joist and
use this to support rigid insulation.
Cheers, Wayne
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Posted by Tom The Great on December 26, 2006, 6:41 pm
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 04:46:33 GMT, Wayne Whitney
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>> Looking for suggestions. I have an unfinished basement, with unfaced
>> fiberglass insulation in between the floor joists. I hate the stuff.
>
>I'm facing the same situation, and I've thought about it some,
>although I haven't decided on anything yet. Another poster suggested
>cotton batt insulation, which seems like a good idea and is one I'm
>considering. The other option I've thought of is to attach a small
>continuous angle bracket to the bottom of the sides of each joist and
>use this to support rigid insulation.
>
>Cheers, Wayne
I have duct work, and wiring in joist area. Rigid seemed like it had
to be 'cut' perfect, or lots of gaps could be an issue. I was
thinking about a rail system close to the edge, and sliding the foam
boards up like drop ceiling tiles. I have to now find a product that
matches my imagination. So I can make comparisons.
thank you,
tom
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