attics

The author appears to have become increasingly convinced that vented attics are basically never the answer.

But these types of things are found all the time in attics and basements.

Air ducts (mostly hidden in cavities or attics) could get some disruption from c-tubes.

Yes and no - the idea of insulating existed 100 years ago, but the materials weren't the greatest (attics full of horsehair, etc.).

Those old houses have huge attics often with 3-4 hipsters in them.

I think there might have been some prior art on a few million 8mm film reels in people's attics as well...

The government jails drug attics and other impoverished criminals so we never see them either.

I have a tape I made in 1990, it's followed me across continents and been in cardboard boxes, basements and attics.

On the upside, we have probably one of the warmest attics in the winter.

She's asked for specific CDs as presents, and is now the guardian of my brother and mine CD stashes dragged out of the wardrobes and attics.

Letters can sit around in attics for lifetimes, undisturbed.

There were worthless railroad stock certificates in many attics.

There is of course a large stock of extant housing which pre-dates best-standards insulation practices, though much of this can be improved dramatically at relatively low cost, especially by improving siding ("wrapping") and insulating attics.

Recently the BBC has been asking people to search attics and sheds for home recordings (taped from tv or radio broadcast) or "lost" tape (probably meant for erasure and reuse that got ahem 'lost' on the way and ended up in a BBC technician's collection).

Attics are fully insulated and are habitable, etc...