how do i add insulation to an attic knee wall?
I like Raisin Nut BranUnlike other raisin brans, the flakes are coated with a glaze that makes them sweet and keeps them crunchyAnd the various flavored Cheerios (like Honey Nut and Apple Cinnamon) are pretty good, though they aren't as sweet as most kids' cereals.
My daughter loves frosted mini wheats.
Kellogs! and quakers oat meal is very healthy and high in fiberAlso cheerios
the ice problem would be if you allow heat from the living area to heat the roof enough so that it melts the snowThen the water runs down the roof until it hits the colder area past the exterior wall of the house and freezes thereThen it works its way back up as more and more water rolls down and freezes, eventually finding its way under the shingles and into your houseSo, avoid heating the roof by having insulation between the roof and the heated spaceA classic method for dealing with a knee wall is to apply craft-paper faced insulation with the paper facing the inside of the atticThen cover with the hardboard or whatever you choose for a more durable surfaceAs long as no heat is reaching the area behind the knee wall via ducts, or escaping through the floor from the heated spaces below, the roof will stay cold as will the space between the roof and the knee wall and floor of the attic.
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