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| 07-19-2010 12:26:27 PM - 0 Comments | Posted By: Jim Gunshinan |
| New Episode of Wx TV! |
 The Montana Weatherization Training Center would like to inform you of this week's new episodes of WxTV, online and ready for viewing.
This week's episodes are:
1. Weatherization In a Hot & Arid Climate (We went on the road to Phoenix, Arizona to see some of the challenges these crews face trying to keep homes in this region cool.)
2. Dense Packing Walls with Cellulose from the Interior (A crew in Butte, Montana will demonstrate insulating the walls of a very old home that contains some balloon framing.)
Click here to see them at: http://weatherization.org/wxtv
After viewing the shows, leave a comment or question on the blog below each episode. We welcome getting your feedback.
WxTV is a new show highlighting the latest developments in the world of weatherization. Episodes take you step-by-step through new rules, techniques, and products or just about anything else that might be of interest to weatherization professionals. WxTV is one of nine projects funded through the National Community Action Foundation-ExxonMobil Weatherization Training Partnership, supporting advanced weatherization training models. |
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