reflective bubble insulation vsfiber glass insulation?

which is better for insulating a basement? looking to help keep my main floor warm in the winterWe have cathedral ceilings and lots of WindowsI do the window film and we have insulation in the attic but its gets almost as cold inside as it is outsideany other ideas

Yep, tough it out until you get callouses and develop the necessary strength in your handsDon't be a wimp! And get rid of those left hand fingernails, they'll only get it in your wayAnybody who told you that playing guitar was easy, lied to you:-)

Yep, tough it out until you get callouses and develop the necessary strength in your handsDon't be a wimp! And get rid of those left hand fingernails, they'll only get it in your wayAnybody who told you that playing guitar was easy, lied to you:-)

Yes you should have changed them one at a time,but it's not the end of the world.Don't bother putting the old ones back on.If you mean the pegs on the bridge it is most likely that you are not fully seating the peg.Push it all the way in and give it a light rap(hit)before you even thread the string through the tuning peg.If you are talking about the tuning peg,then I need more info before I can help(nylon,steel,make of guitar,etc.)Most likely you would best be served if you take it to a tech,or at least someone who knows guitars,if none of the above works Yes the keyhole deal is normal and you can try roataing the ball end of the string so its perpindicular to the hole and also doing what Dave has suggested LOL

Yes you should have changed them one at a time,but it's not the end of the world.Don't bother putting the old ones back on.If you mean the pegs on the bridge it is most likely that you are not fully seating the peg.Push it all the way in and give it a light rap(hit)before you even thread the string through the tuning peg.If you are talking about the tuning peg,then I need more info before I can help(nylon,steel,make of guitar,etc.)Most likely you would best be served if you take it to a tech,or at least someone who knows guitars,if none of the above works Yes the keyhole deal is normal and you can try roataing the ball end of the string so its perpindicular to the hole and also doing what Dave has suggested LOL

As stated, it really doesn't matter, but it is best to do it one at a timeTo keep the pegs in the bridge, try using a pencil with exposed lead run it in circles around the hole so the lead (graphite actually) gets on the inside of the holeOnce you place the string inside, replace the peg pull the ball end tight against the pegThe graphite will help seat the bridge pegs and won't leave any kind of residue like glue or any other fastening material wouldI also stretch my strings out a little once they're tuned to pitch, then re-tune to help the guitar stay in tune better for the first few performancesGood luck hope this helps!

Bubble wrap insulation takes-up less space, but rolls of fiberglass has a higher R value normallyedit: Actually, styrofoam sheets are better than both of them - but very expensive - about $7 per 4 X 8 sheet of 1 inch thick styrofoam

As stated, it really doesn't matter, but it is best to do it one at a timeTo keep the pegs in the bridge, try using a pencil with exposed lead run it in circles around the hole so the lead (graphite actually) gets on the inside of the holeOnce you place the string inside, replace the peg pull the ball end tight against the pegThe graphite will help seat the bridge pegs and won't leave any kind of residue like glue or any other fastening material wouldI also stretch my strings out a little once they're tuned to pitch, then re-tune to help the guitar stay in tune better for the first few performancesGood luck hope this helps!

Bubble wrap insulation takes-up less space, but rolls of fiberglass has a higher R value normallyedit: Actually, styrofoam sheets are better than both of them - but very expensive - about $7 per 4 X 8 sheet of 1 inch thick styrofoam