getting blown-in cellulose--recessed lighting question
#1
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getting blown-in cellulose--recessed lighting question
Hi all,
The insulation guy I am using is aware that I have recessed lighting in a bathroom (dormer) off of the main area where he is blowing in cellulose...
He knows that those lights are not rated for contact with insulation. He said he can work around it.
My question is (1) is that a legit response? (2) how hard is it to replace recessed lights if you're generally comfortable with wiring?
Not sure if this is the right forum for this question. Thanks in advance for all advice!
The insulation guy I am using is aware that I have recessed lighting in a bathroom (dormer) off of the main area where he is blowing in cellulose...
He knows that those lights are not rated for contact with insulation. He said he can work around it.
My question is (1) is that a legit response? (2) how hard is it to replace recessed lights if you're generally comfortable with wiring?
Not sure if this is the right forum for this question. Thanks in advance for all advice!
#3
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Did he say how he plans to work around it? I have two non contact cans in my laundry rm but I built a box around them to insulated them from the insulation. I've never replaced any cans but have installed several and don't consider it a big deal. The electricians should be along shortly.