Hi I'm Marcia and I live in North Carolina. Cats have crawled up into my insulation, water has busted through from my washer, and from my water heater. Presently it has happened again. and this time I personally went under to see what was going on. I can't make heads or tails of all the pipes criss crossing. I see a really fat tube which might be my dryer vent or heater that is hanging detached. So I found on a website that the plastic is about $240 for 16 x 80 so twice that for a double wide. Then the insulation- batten is it?- it's annoying. But I also read that there should be some air was appropriate [url=http://www.energyvanguard.com/blog-building-science-HERS-BPI/bid/54110/You-Don-t-Need-a-Vapor-Barrier-Probably]You Don't Need a Vapor Barrier (Probably)[/url] and [url=http://www.energyvanguard.com/blog-building-science-HERS-BPI/bid/35077/Building-Science-101]Building Science 101[/url] Like 95001 said above, what about future repairs? So I was thinking why not put insulation tiles right onto the underside of the floor. These tiles could go around the HVAC flues or whatever they're called and then the pipe could have those slitted foam covers and when a repair is needed you could actually see where to go AND replace only what is needed. I was looking on the Owens Corning site but they don't have prices. That means it's expensive. Comments?

We had our first snow in Dallas Texas today.. By upstairs window, I have this condensation inside the window. And, have some water puddle on the window sill. The room is a little cold than rest of the house. And, I am wondering if this is something an insulation problem or just caused by the drop in temperature. Attached are two pictures of the condensation.. [url]http://imgur.com/Yjk5457[/url] [url]http://i.imgur.com/XnFsQq3.jpg[/url]