Posted by jackinok on February 07, 2011 at 12:08:37 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: Re: Work Shop posted by Danny Prosser on February 07, 2011 at 10:49:14:
thats right barrier to the inside ,heres how it works, heat travels from hot to cold(ALWAYS).when heat goes through walls (and it will) it picks up moisture inside insulation and since colder air doesnt hold moisture as well it it takes it outside where it evaporates. if it cant get through a vapor barrier it will build up and cause mold ,warping of walls ,rot and all the other bad things.one reason tin has ridges ,besides adding strength is to allow air circulation to avoid moisture buildup.since your air conditioner ,if you have one in your shop in summer removes moisture in the form of condensate,it dries the inside of building and vapor barrier stops moisture from building up on inside walls in summer.this does cause insulation to hold more moisture,but since the only way it can go is out,and since the cooler surface does not hold moisture it dries quickly just from simple air flow. those folks who say they have sheetrock warping problems probably have NO vapor barrier.what this does is cause moisture to build up inside sheetrock simply because moisture is always there,traveling one way or the other, especially if you are heating inside. in a real bad case, you cant even paint a wall!.moisture will go one way during day and the other way at night. you paint a wall during day,come back in the morning and paint has simply washed off walls onto floor.
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