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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=leaky20/bmshzsom I'm late to post this one. These pictures are from back in May so I'm a solid two months behind. I don't know why I jump around in my posting so much, but what can you do.
It's was a long weekend in Canada and we were at my in laws cottage for a few days. During that time we installed some recessed lighting in the living room to give the space some more light. I volunteered to go up into the attic to run the wire and connect it to the switch that was previously installed.
The cottage has a metal roof and the attic space is very small and cramped, so it was hot as crap up there that day.
I wore a thin long sleeved shirt and a respirator because of the pink batt insulation and sweat was literally dripping off my face and onto the attic floor.
A few times up there I felt like I was overheating and had to slow down a bit. It's lucky that it was done in May and not now in the middle of summer, when it really hot outside. I don't think that I could take it for more than 10-15 minutes at a time if I were to have done it today.
Anyway, I made a video up there for something a little different and figured that I'd try to post it. Okay, enough preamble, on to the video. I hope you enjoy!
It's was a long weekend in Canada and we were at my in laws cottage for a few days. During that time we installed some recessed lighting in the living room to give the space some more light. I volunteered to go up into the attic to run the wire and connect it to the switch that was previously installed.
The cottage has a metal roof and the attic space is very small and cramped, so it was hot as crap up there that day.
I wore a thin long sleeved shirt and a respirator because of the pink batt insulation and sweat was literally dripping off my face and onto the attic floor.
A few times up there I felt like I was overheating and had to slow down a bit. It's lucky that it was done in May and not now in the middle of summer, when it really hot outside. I don't think that I could take it for more than 10-15 minutes at a time if I were to have done it today.
Anyway, I made a video up there for something a little different and figured that I'd try to post it. Okay, enough preamble, on to the video. I hope you enjoy!
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