I live in Toronto area. We have harsh and lasting winters. The humidity level is generally above normal. I have framed my cold cellar, applied insulation (R10) & Vapor barrier. I want to use it as an storage without any moisture, but theres a lot of moisture built up behind the vapor barrier (specially on the ceiling of the cold cellar). I know that temperature differrence between inside of the cellar & out side is usually too much. The house's front door concrete patio slap (exposed to the outside temperature) constitues my Cellar's ceilling. Three sides of the cellar's walls are under ground except the top 10 inch which is exposed to the outside air. Before I apply the dry wall, I want to know what I can do to remove (reduce) this moisture build up ? Thanks.

Hello all, I am putting extra sound-deadening insulation between us and a unit next to us in our townhouse. We did a bathroom renovation, so want to take this opportunity. We live in Canada. The insulation I have is from Home Depot, called Quitezone. It's pink, and doesn't have a paper backing, and is in batts. [B]Is this how insulation is made now, without backing?[/B] Is this how insulation is made now, without backing? Handling this stuff will be bad. I'll use a suggestion I read here, and use Tyvek coveralls with gas mask, hat, gloves, duct tape. And, how do I hold it in place? We have metal studs. Thanks!