No. That would go against the manufacturer recommendation's .
Can you wrap tyvac over celotex
Usually the wrap iss installed first. Rigid foam insulation is often installed outside the building wrap, and batt insulation is always installed inside the building wrap. This is because batt insulation is much more moisture absorbent than most rigid foam so needs to be protected from external moisture. So batt insulation will not be installed until after the building wrap is in place to protect it, and externally installed rigid foams are not fixed in place until after the wrap is in place because they are fixed over it.
No. Bubble wrap will not breath or last the life of the home.
One. it is a wind stop not insulation.
House wrap is mainly used to cover cracks and other damage in brick walls to help stop heat escaping. Insulation is a foam or fiber glass that is often used in attics or lofts to stop heat escaping through the roof.
House wrap is typically used on the exterior of a house as a weather-resistant barrier to protect against moisture infiltration. It is not recommended to use house wrap inside the house because it is not designed for interior applications. Inside the house, other materials like vapor barriers or insulation are more appropriate for different purposes.
yes
Wrap it with insulation
Bubble wrap insulation is designed to protect glass. The best thing to do is to use a large amount of it in order to protect your glass object.
minimal R-value with foil faced bubble wrap, but does cut down on radiant heat alot....BUT you must install it with some dead air space on one side of it. Like put wood slat strips on the ribs with glue/screws then place thin paneling or FRP skin over it with the bub-wrap spray glued onto the metal first. IMHO
There are many companies which use bubble wrap in this way. Amazon is one of the shipping services that do this.
No, uninhibted airflow to the condenser is necessary for proper operation. Though you can purchase and install a sound blanket to wrap the compressor which is the major source of the noise you are hearing.
Some people put bubble wrap on their windows in the winter because it helps with insulation and will ultimately decrease your heat/energy bill.