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Blown in insulation is the cheapest and easiest way to insulate an atticFiberglass is next in lineMany Handymen will do this job.
Check out this link; apps1.eere.energy /weatherizatYou may be eligible to get some help, or have your land lord do itAlso, if you have a forced air system, check to see that all your duct work is connected and tight! You may want to check into your rights as a renter with your local government, sounds like the place your renting is not very habitableBest Wishes Good Luck
it is fairly simple to doYou need to know how many square feet you need to cover, and have some idea of what total R-value you want when done to choose the insulation and determine how much you needRolled fiberglass insulation is the easiest to installYou will need to wear long sleeves and long pants, goggles, and a dusk mask are recommendedTo cut the insulation to length, compress it with a contractors square (or other metal straight edge), and cut with a utility knife.
Yes, depending on whether you rent on the top floor or an intermediate floorOr if it is a house of courseAs long as you have access to the attic you can insulate it easilyThe best insulation is blown in because it fills every crack and creviceA lot of places will rent you the blower when you purchase the bags of insulationThey supply a 50 or 100' pipe that kind of looks like a vacuum cleaner hose and it takes two people to do the jobOne to operate the hose and direct the material, the second to keep the hopper fullYou will need a mask to keep from breathing the dust and gogglesThe nice thing about it is that you don't get all those irritating fiberglas splinters that make you itch for days afterAnother idea that you might think about if your house is an older one with rooms that can be closed off, is to set the thermostat to 60 degrees and then buy one of those portable oil-filled electric heaters that plug in and can be rolled from room to roomThese are fairly economical and provide a nice even heatOf course they use electricity and depending on what setting you use, add $30-40 to your monthly billDoing both will result in you being warm for certain!
