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Saturday, December 15, 2007
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Winnemac As it Was
2 comments:
Wow, I am impressed. Matt and I were looking at the pictures and were getting jealous. Sure, we don't envy the work you are putting in, but the finished product will be well worth it. Imagine no longer throwing good money at some Eastern European old man every month. You should put up some info about 'greening your Chicago-style bungalow'.
Yeah I'm going to be putting up all kinds of other information that I have obsessively researched. The insulation we are going to be using is a soy based spray foam that expands 100 times its volume when applied. Its called biofoam. Its a bit more expensive but it will be worth it because it gets into every nook and cranny. Old houses sure aren't short on nooks and crannies.
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