Can I place fiberglass insulation inside an electrical outlet to stop a cold breeze? - airflow breeze
I felt the very cold air flow through my pictures, light switches, etc. in the wall of 7 years, my old house. I wonder whether putting insulation behind electrical outlet, but in the junction box and a fire hazard, electrical hazard, or is this a common practice?
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Airflow Breeze Can I Place Fiberglass Insulation Inside An Electrical Outlet To Stop A Cold Breeze?
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You can safely use on fiberglass insulation. Do not burn. It is spun glass, was by a driver who does not burn, and not only to pay attention not backed aluminum made in it. You can also use a foam spray and the injection into the cracks. Thay also sell foam pads designed to stop this project
No, it's usually not a good idea. Fiberglass insulation is burned. Please contact your local gas company, often in the winter kits are available, sometimes free, sometimes for a small fee, which includes several poems recipe foam or amendment. You go through the recipe or plastic switch cover in order to initiate and halt projects Siegel. When properly installed, they work perfectly.
Hardware stores sell squares of white foam, which are cut to fight behind the wall plate. generally good. If not, you can find. You can try using foam spray. To turn off the power and the use of straw to the end of the box to guide the foam into the holes or cracks in and around the injection field. Please do not spray around the component. You might eventualy be replaced with some of them.
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