But first of all, put up the socket firmly without leaving gaps or spaces. Water, dirt, air and gases might damage the circuit inside, so be careful.  If you are installing the insulator in the attic, then be sure that the roof doesn’t leak during rain or snow. It is always wise to cut or break down a part of the wall and then put up the insulator as if you don’t do this and place the insulator next to ha wall, the backside if the insular gets hard to access.

Ask a skilled mechanic to fix the waterproofing items for your insulator. Once you do all this, you are ready to go ahead and enjoy the warmth at your home, even during the harshest and coldest of seasons.

• Have adequate insulation on the attic floor to stop inflow of heat and cold into the house.

• Use fiberglass or rock wool blankets or bats to insulate the attic

• You may also use blown insulation of cellulose fiber.

• Install the rafter vents near the soffit vents to stop cutting and blocking of airflow which is necessary.

• Find the estimation of how much insulation is required in your attic.

• Never compress the insulation, simply lay it down.

• If you can insulate your attic, it will certainly make your home more comfortable.