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How to Remove Old Insulation in Existing Homes

These days it is universally acknowledged that home insulation contributes to increased thermal comfort and reduced energy consumption and consequently carbon emissions. In fact, many people report having earned back the cost of the insulation investment within the first two to three years through reduced energy bills. That is to say, had they not invested in thermal insulation, they would have paid the same amount of money over the next few years anyway through significantly higher energy bills. So, what are the critical aspects of the house that require insulation? What will have the biggest effect on thermal comfort and energy consumption? And is the old insulation bad? Ceiling Insulation an Instant Winner Installing ceiling insulation is by far the most effective way of keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer. It is quite possible to save up to 45 percent of the energy consumption that is used by heating and cooling systems by installing insulat