My brainstorm..whats your opinion?

[mrf94]

Ideas good but i dont drink, and it wouldnt be any diff to just leaving the cavity empty ,egg boxes  back to mouse houses,

mrg94

[mrf94]

[GrannieAnnie]

Who knows....but think of the fun you will have finding out ;D


cj :)

Probably many will want to be participants in the trial but none volunteer to be the Control.

[caroline7758]

Someone on York freecycle was offering some old loft insulation the other day- with the push for better insulation and more people doing loft conversions rather than move, there must be lots of it about? Try a wanted ad on freecycle?

[mrf94]

Thanks will do that

mrf94

[sheddie]

Bubblewrap works well as a good insulator if you can get a load cheap. Just shove a load into the cavity.

If often seen huge rolls of it going on ebay for next to nowt.

I agree, the duvet wouldn't be advisable - soo as it got damp it would end up stinking - unless maybe a feather duvet! - althought a tad expensive no doubt.
Sheddie

[carolinej]

Crumpled up plastic carriers, bread bags ,etc that are not recyclable?

cj :)

[mrf94]

Have put a wanted on freecycle,

Now to wait and see

mrf94

[Eristic]

Bubblewrap works well as a good insulator if you can get a load cheap. Just shove a load into the cavity.

Just how is anyone supposed to have a quiet skive in the shed with all the mice popping the bubbles in the wrappers? ::)

[star]

 ;D ;D ;D

[sheddie]

Just how is anyone supposed to have a quiet skive in the shed with all the mice popping the bubbles in the wrappers?

Heh Heh - but are mices' thumbs big enough to pop them?! ;D

Don't blame them - can't resist popping them myself, they do work well but would be all popped by time I got them in.

On a serious note though - BQ etc sell loft/roof insulation which is basically a tin foil version of bubblewrap for 30 odd quid a roll! :P