House with 1 cold bedroom - for toddler
i have a 9'-0" x 12'-0" small bedroom which my toddler is sleeping in,
that room feels very cold recently compared to other bedrooms in the house
I have adjusted my vents and HVAC ducting during summer and the home is quite balanced w/
the help of Ecobee3.
it's a 1 year old newly built home
9'-0" ceiling, w/ 2 windows on 2 walls (18" x 72" and 90" x 72")
room is facing south.
had an inspector checked the insulation in the attic (R50 - 13" to 14" claimed by builder), and found some places were down to 8" and 2" @ ends.
had the builder re-sprayed loose insulation to those insufficient areas and never checked back.
now that it's always down to single digit at night, that rooms feels cold...
what should i do?
apply those transparent film to my large windows to prevent heat lost? (no bubble wrap, the lady at home banned this idea)
or
go up in the attic myself, and buy 2 large bags of loose recycle insulation and apply it myself by hand? (not renting a machine for 2 bags)
please advise~
that room feels very cold recently compared to other bedrooms in the house
I have adjusted my vents and HVAC ducting during summer and the home is quite balanced w/
the help of Ecobee3.
it's a 1 year old newly built home
9'-0" ceiling, w/ 2 windows on 2 walls (18" x 72" and 90" x 72")
room is facing south.
had an inspector checked the insulation in the attic (R50 - 13" to 14" claimed by builder), and found some places were down to 8" and 2" @ ends.
had the builder re-sprayed loose insulation to those insufficient areas and never checked back.
now that it's always down to single digit at night, that rooms feels cold...
what should i do?
apply those transparent film to my large windows to prevent heat lost? (no bubble wrap, the lady at home banned this idea)
or
go up in the attic myself, and buy 2 large bags of loose recycle insulation and apply it myself by hand? (not renting a machine for 2 bags)
please advise~
