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S-F · 04-27-11, 12:29 PM

I rent a blower door when ever I need one. I admit it would be pretty cool to have one but I can't justify the $2,700 cost. I rent them just up the road a mile. The place is right across the street from where I'm moving. That's also where I get spray foam and other materials. But I'll definitely document the leak testing thoroughly when I do it.
Thanks for the tip on the thrift store cameras. I never would have thought of that. Unfortunately (fortunately?) where I live there is an abundance of thrifty people so the goodwill is usually bone dry. I'll have to go up the river to one of the other towns or troll some thrift stores next time I'm in Boston.

04-27-11, 12:29 PM	#24
S-F You Ain't Me Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Northampton MA Posts: 662 Thanks: 6 Thanked 71 Times in 58 Posts	I rent a blower door when ever I need one. I admit it would be pretty cool to have one but I can't justify the $2,700 cost. I rent them just up the road a mile. The place is right across the street from where I'm moving. That's also where I get spray foam and other materials. But I'll definitely document the leak testing thoroughly when I do it. Thanks for the tip on the thrift store cameras. I never would have thought of that. Unfortunately (fortunately?) where I live there is an abundance of thrifty people so the goodwill is usually bone dry. I'll have to go up the river to one of the other towns or troll some thrift stores next time I'm in Boston.