United Power: Insulate Supply Ducts: Part 2

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Dramatically reduce your energy bills and improve the comfort of your home. United Power teaches you how to Insulate your Duct Work in this four-part instructional video. To learn more, contact United Power at www.unitedpower.com.

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  • you should insulate the 12 ft from the outside wall of the return/exhaust. it will condensate if you dont. you should also scrap your tape the most important thing and do the top if will still to get moisture build up over time and it will go into the insulation on the sides and bottom tape all our seams

  • @zachthemanism

    Were you born in 4-5 months cause you were in a hurry? Watch part 3.

  • Ive noticed two problems with this.

    1. they only insulated 3/4 of the supply trunks the tops are still going to lose heat.

    2. they took all the time and effort to insulate the trunks but there is still going to be heat loss through the return trunks and they didnt even bother to tape the return joints lol.

    A+ for trying guys.

  • thank you so much for sharing! this will be such a big help and I can't wait to improve the cool air in the upstairs!

  • Thanks for the video. Do you know where I can get the foam board in Canada,BC? I've been looking for this stuff all over the place we just don't have them in local hardware stores. (BTW: That expensive $15 roll of bubble wrap is $25 here... so cold Canadians are not only limited but overpriced as well)

  • Thank you for this video!

    I noticed you just insulated the sides and bottom.

    Is it necessary to insulate the top of the duct?

  • Very helpful ...Thanks!

  • do you insulate the top of the trunk too?

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