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Radiant barrier in attic

Radiant barrier in attic

I sprayed radiant barrier paint a few years ago, but wanted more savings. So I recently installed Energy Q foil on the attic floor. Awesome savings! Tips are at...



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Re: Titanium hammers up for grabs. Want one?

I still use the fiberglass handle 16 oz Craftsman hammer every day that I bought as a carpenter apprentice way back in 1979. I could sure use one of these modern marvels. Even nailing up molding all day takes its toll. Thank goodness I don't need one for framing (only metal studs in commercial work)!