Texas plans new rebates for energy-efficient appliances
In addition to upgrading attic insulation and installing a radiant barrier, homeowners can save big by swapping out old, inefficient, appliances
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What is R-Value?
“R” stands for resistance to heat flow. The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating power. R-value is measured through a series of industry standard tests. Manufacturers of insulation products print the R-value of their products on either bags or on labels attached to plain bags. In most cases, R-value is also printed on the facings of batts and rolls. On unfaced insulation, R-value may be printed on the product or indicated by stripe coding. R-value is a representation of the amount of energy (or heat) that can pass through a material (the insulation) over a certain area (the size of your attic) in a certain amount of time.
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