GREAT STUFF sealants use moisture in the air to cure. It is designed to fill small cracks and gaps. The foam does not cure properly if it is used to fill large voids unless it is put down in layers and allowed to cure before the next layer is applied. Do not use GREAT STUFF to fill enclosed voids such as behind drywall or under tub surrounds. See similar questions...

No. ENERFOAM sealants are designed to fill cracks and gaps. The foam does not cure properly if it is used to fill large voids unless it is put down in layers and allowed to cure before the next layer is applied. Do not use ENERFOAM to fill enclosed voids such as behind drywall or under tub surrounds. See similar questions...

Yes. We insulate existing walls by drilling a small hole (about the size of a quarter) through the exterior or interior of the wall, filling the wall with blown-in insulation product (either cellulose or fiberlass), and patching and priming each hole to reduce visibility. See similar questions...

Answer: Insulate the floor if the building is up on stilts and adding walls to close in below is impossible. This requires that you protect pipes and drains below the floor level. If you can close in the area under the building, insulating the walls will have the following advantages: Costs less to do - usually fewer sq. feet, easier to install, and eliminates having to insulate the mechanical systems. See similar questions...

Most of them are self-explanatory, such as the photos of Chrisopher Walken and our health license. The cat in some photos is Captain Gingersnaps, the Biggest Cat West of the Mississippi. See similar questions...

Each of the following is installed by default unless otherwise noted. Install DVDs contain all the following on one disc. For "multiple CD" disc sets, here's what is on each disc: See similar questions...

Down warms without weight. It takes 14 wool blankets to equal the temperature control of one down comforter. Each down cluster traps more air for its weight than any synthetic fiber. Every ounce of down has about two million fluffy filaments that interlock and form a protective layer filled with air that keeps warmth in and cold. Down is wonderfully resilient. You can flatten it and with a good shake it will bounce back to its original loft while providing you with natural warmth. See similar questions...

Both ways of insulating (inside and outside) have different advantages and disadvantages. We recommend insulating basement walls from the outside if possible. This method of insulating is more difficult to do but does save space inside the house. Insulating basement walls from the inside is very common as well though, and is generally a less expensive way to provide thermal protection. See similar questions...

The importance of basement insulation depends on whether the basement is heated. If you heat your basement, or if your furnace or other sources of heat are in the basement, you should insulate the basement walls to contain the heat. If not, you should insulate the basement ceiling to reduce heat loss to the basement and keep your floors warmer. See similar questions...

We typically only need to remove one row of siding to access the wall cavities. We carefully remove a row of siding and drill a hole in each stud bay. We insert a tube into these holes and blow cellulose insulation at high density into the bays. This is known as the dense-pack method. Not only does this increase the thermal resistance of the wall, but it creates a better air barrier against unwanted air exchange between inside and out. See similar questions...

Yes, GREAT STUFF can be used outdoors. However, cured foam will discolor if exposed to ultraviolet light. Paint or coat foam for best results in outdoor applications. See similar questions...

You can purchase GREAT STUFF at most local discount retailers or anywhere home improvement products are sold. See similar questions...

Yes, that is why there is an expiration date printed on the bottom of each can of GREAT STUFF. If you attempt to use a can after the expiration date and the product will not dispense, dispose of the can. Do not try to activate the can by pushing hard on the dispenser or puncturing the valve. These actions will likely result in an uncontrollable venting of the product that is very difficult to clean up. See similar questions...

There is an FTP email server at bitftp@pucc.princeton.edu. Send email with a subject and body text of "help" (without the quotes) for more information on its usage. Note that many FTP email gateways are shutting down due to abuse. To get a current list of FTP email servers, look at the Accessing the Internet by E-mail FAQ posted to news.answers. If you don't have access to Usenet, you can retrieve this FAQ one of the following ways: Send mail to mail-server@rtfm.mit. See similar questions...

For the last 7 years I've reviewed software and websites for Tucows. From time to time, an author or web developer asks me to review a product that really rocks and I want to let everyone know! I'm always on the look out for great learning resources! I spend a lot of time researching and categorizing information online so Librarian Chick started as a way for me to keep track of my favorite resources. It's also a great way to share these free educational tools with all of you. See similar questions...

GREAT STUFF uses a straw dispenser; GREAT STUFF Pro can be used with a gun tool applicator to dispense foam. See similar questions...

Assuming you are only making a temporary move to the UK, there will no doubt come the time when you agonize over what things you should leave behind and what you should take. Obviously this is a personal matter, but here is some advice based on my experience. If you particularly like to cook, take your favorite cookware with you. You'll hit yourself for having to pay all over again (at higher prices) for the favorite cast iron saucepan that you use for making spaghetti sauce, say. See similar questions...