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If you didn't have insulation the inside of the house would always be just about the same temperature as the outside.
I have never seen them used. If you could make them nonflammable, they would probably not be cost effective or comparable in insulation value.
the insulators that are in a house wood be a metal this is one of them and the other one would also be an insulation materials.
No. That would go against the manufacturer recommendation's .
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An insulation material is one which separates one region from another. Common uses would be electrical insulation, thermal insulation, and acoustic insulation.
Without insulation the object would be completely useless
.Adipose tissue is an insulation. This is what you would call fat.
There are various ways of keeping your house warm in the winter months and also cool in the hottest of summers. I would look into insulation first since it will probably be the least costly, then I would look into natural gas, geothermal heat pumps, or even solar heating system.
You can do one of two things. Firstly, you could erect a second wall outside the house. Of course there are many instances where this would not be feasible. In such cases, one would have to baton the walls from the interior to create a cavity, which would then be filled with some form of material with a high insulation rating i.e. fibreglass wool or rigid insulation boards. To provide further insulation, special plasterboard (drywall) can be purchased with higher insulation ratings than regular plasterboard. However, using these thicker boards would further encroach on the room in question, which might not be very desirable at all since the batons would already take a couple inches away. Alternatively use an External Wall Insulation system.
Bubble wrap can be very effective if put on correctly. In your case it would not only solve the problem of your son getting an allergic reaction, but it is also less expensive than fiberglass and much easier to use.
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