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Insulate
With Care
The potential of home
insulation to save energy
and money has come to be
well known in recent years.
Until this year,
however1 manufacturers
and sellers of home insu- '
lation materials have been
free to offer their products
without revealing information
that is vital in evaluating
their effectiveness
and cost. Now, federal
i
regulations make disclo^ure-mandatory,
andHhe?
Better Business Bureau
thinks consumers should
learn enough about home
insulation to take advantage
of the new ground
rules;
The key measure of an
insulation product's capacity
to insulate is its
R-value, a number that
indicates its resistance to
the flow of heat. The
higher the R-value, the
more effective the insulation.
For instance, R-22
insulation has twice the
resistance of R-ll insulation.
Insulating capability
will vary according to the
thickness of the material.
Unfortunately for consumers,
this variation isn't
simple - twice as thick
usually isn't twice as effective.
The only practical
way for consumers to
know the R-value of a
specific thickness of a
specific material is for the
manufacturer or the retailer
to tell them, and
that's what many manufacturers
and retailers haven't
been doing.
Under Federal Trade
Consumer Tips
Commission (FTC) regulations
effective November
30, 1979, this and
other information must be
given to consumers before
they buy insulation products
by using standard,
specified tests so that
products can be compared
with each other. Samples
must be tested at thick
. nesses that, will permit
manufacturers to provide
accurate R-values for
what they sell.
d Manufacturers must label
all of their packages of
insulation material, stating
the type of material,
the R-value for the thicknesses
that are offered,
and the area that can be
covered by the material in
the package. For loose-fill
material, the label must
state the minimum thickness
and maximum coverage
area for given Rvalues.
( Because consumers oft
en buy insulation products
without seeing a package
label from installers, for
example - manufacturers
must also provide fact
sheets about their products
to the retailers and
installers who sell them.
The fact sheets must contain
information sim^ar to
that on the labels, plus a
statement that points out
other factors in deciding
how much insulation it
makes sense to buy:
climate, the type and size
of the * house, whether
some insulation already
has been installed, fuel
use patterns and family
size.
Retailers who sell to
the do-it-yourselfers must
make the fact sheets available
where the insulation
material is sold. Installers
must show the fact sheets
to custotners before a
sale, and their receipts or
contracts must state what
was installed and what its
R-value was. For new
, homes, the type, thickness
and R-value of insulation
must be put in
writing at the time the
sales contract is signed.
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