Business was booming for the Sensational Events Company. During the past year they supplied 1295 entertainers for parties. They sent three times as many magicians as clowns, 25% as many fire-eaters as clowns, one-third as many people in gorilla suits as magicians, and a number of jugglers equal to the combined number of clowns and magicians. How many magicians, clowns, fire-eaters, people in gorilla suits, and jugglers had Sensational Events supplied for parties during the past year?
This may sound weird, but static electricity can work to your benefit. Put the jacket in the dryer for about 3 minutes with a pair of nylon stockings. The hair will actually stick to the stockings.
More details please: Fiberglass batting? (Pink or white, some with paper on one side that is used to staple into the joists). OR blown-in fluff, OR spray in foam (that solidifies). Are you insulating an attic that you also use for storage, an area big enough to walk in, or the narrow space between a cathedral ceiling and the roof? Do you need to work around windows, vents, dormers or other strange layouts? Are you insulating the 'floor' or the 'ceiling' in the attic space? *** Other posters be sure to offer advice on which insulation to use, where the vapor barrier goes, how thick it should be? These are things I know to consider, but don't have advice to share.
Using the dryer and lint rolling are your best bets.
No way is that legal. Have you been fired from your current employer? If not the next thing you can do is show them your current employer how much of an asset you are. Good luck!
