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Using Fabric to Insulate Walls

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Date: 10/15/2009 Topics: Home Improvement > Insulation | Readers Request > Home  
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Can you use quilts or material to line and insulate exterior walls? Thanks.

By Denise from OH

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By lrrn567 (58) Profile Contact
I bought a king size comforter at a local tag sale and am going to hang it up on the wall behind my bed. I live in a mobile home and it gets way too cold in my bedroom.

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By catastrofy (285) Contact
If you are putting this on the inside walls, make sure the walls stay dry behind the fabric or your walls will grow mold.

Posted on 10/17/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Lorelei (463) Profile Contact
Exterior walls? You're talking outside walls of a building? I'd rather try heavy duty plastic or bales of hay/straw. If you are meaning the walls next to the outside walls of a home's interior; then the polyester filling in quilts would help some, but what may help more and is pricey are foam insulated drapes you can purchase at WalMart and sold per panel for about $17.00.

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