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DIY & Home Improvement

Gidney N Cloyd

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2. I'm not sure I understand why leaving them would interrupt the 'continuous install.'

Reply to rusty quoin (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 11, 2016, 12:18 PM

Jul 2016

Seems like it would be like covering a bed with a big quilt without moving the pillows out of the way. The quilt would follow the contours of bed & pillows but would still provide X-thickness of coverage over the entire lumpy surface.

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Question about installing blown-in attic insulation. [View all] Gidney N Cloyd Jul 2016 OP

Why is it a major pain to remove the nails and take the boards out? rusty quoin Jul 2016 #1

I'm not sure I understand why leaving them would interrupt the 'continuous install.' Gidney N Cloyd Jul 2016 #2

Yeah, that would be fine. Either way is fine. One is better, but it probably won't make a huge rusty quoin Jul 2016 #3