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Optimistic Paranoid wrote:
There are three methods of heat transfer. Convection, conduction, and radiation. Reflectix has NO insulation value as far a convection or conduction goes. It reflects radiation - AND IT NEEDS AN AIR GAP in order to do THAT.
โDec-11-2018 06:27 AM
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Optimistic Paranoid wrote:jimh425 wrote:
Are you saying there is no air in your mattress or beside your mattress? It must be hard. ๐
Go to Reflectix's own web site and check their Frequently Asked Questions. You will see that they say that an air space is NECESSARY for it to work as reflective insulation, and if it's IN CONTACT with something, it will act an a heat conductor.
โDec-10-2018 10:51 AM
โDec-10-2018 08:52 AM
jimh425 wrote:
Are you saying there is no air in your mattress or beside your mattress? It must be hard. ๐
โDec-10-2018 05:26 AM
Optimistic Paranoid wrote:
Reflectix has NO insulation value as far a convection or conduction goes. It reflects radiation - AND IT NEEDS AN AIR GAP in order to do THAT.
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โDec-09-2018 06:27 PM
stevenal wrote:
OP asked about moisture barriers. Some affirmative responses above seem to be about something completely opposite to a barrier. A barrier sounds like a bad idea, since it may tend to condense or trap moisture where it's undesirable.
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