Absolutely correct. Due to building codes, today's homes are constructed to be boxes sealed in plastic that don't allow any natural air flow other than via artificial pumps etc. Restrictions and rules continue to demand even more insulation, and apparently by 2030 (if agendas don't come unrailed, which they definitely to) homes will requ…
Absolutely correct. Due to building codes, today's homes are constructed to be boxes sealed in plastic that don't allow any natural air flow other than via artificial pumps etc. Restrictions and rules continue to demand even more insulation, and apparently by 2030 (if agendas don't come unrailed, which they definitely to) homes will require "remediation" with TRIPLE pane glass windows and even more insulation, the plan being that most people can't afford this and will be forced to abandon their homes to Blackrock and move to the 15 minute prison cell blocks in towns.
BTW we have watched many of these ugly shoddy multi-level prison blocks constructed in our local towns, often standing for weeks or months in a state of partial construction, possibly with some flapping tarps tied on it, while winter rains pour all over it. Then the cladding is put on and the interiors finished and people move in. Of course when mold is discovered in the walls later on the building will be condemned and the tenants evicted and left homeless. All part of the evil plan.........
Meanwhile we are grateful for the under-door drafts and breathable walls of our older home.
Absolutely correct. Due to building codes, today's homes are constructed to be boxes sealed in plastic that don't allow any natural air flow other than via artificial pumps etc. Restrictions and rules continue to demand even more insulation, and apparently by 2030 (if agendas don't come unrailed, which they definitely to) homes will require "remediation" with TRIPLE pane glass windows and even more insulation, the plan being that most people can't afford this and will be forced to abandon their homes to Blackrock and move to the 15 minute prison cell blocks in towns.
BTW we have watched many of these ugly shoddy multi-level prison blocks constructed in our local towns, often standing for weeks or months in a state of partial construction, possibly with some flapping tarps tied on it, while winter rains pour all over it. Then the cladding is put on and the interiors finished and people move in. Of course when mold is discovered in the walls later on the building will be condemned and the tenants evicted and left homeless. All part of the evil plan.........
Meanwhile we are grateful for the under-door drafts and breathable walls of our older home.