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How do recessed radiators work? My neighbor said it's not a good idea to add more insulation to my walls?

He said something like, with recessed radiators it's supposed to heat the space between the drywall and the exterior of my home and create a warm blanket around my house. Still sounds like a waste of energy to me, and I'm cold and want to blow in some insulation, because there doesn't seem to be any! The guy who gave me a quote on the insulation said he'll do my whole 2 story home, walls and attic, for $1500, which compared to the cost of oil, sounds good to me! But he did look at our radiators and asked us if they were recessed, but didn't have a response when we said yes they were, so maybe my neighbor's right. Any smart people out there know better?

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