I am thinking about insulating my 1908 house with cellulose (exterior walls and attic floor) and fiberglass (attic walls and ceiling). I should also mention that I have a moist basement with a mold problem (I am working on it, but the moisture problem will never be totally solved).
If I have cellulose blown into the cavities of the exterior walls and attic floor(without any mositure barrier in sight that I know of), will I be ok? Should the fiberglass insulation in the walls and ceiling of the attic be faced or unfaced? I am allergic to mold and am very paranoid about trapping mositure in my walls.
I sould also mention that I am having my house resided and rigid foam insulation without a moisture barrier is going up underneath the vinyl siding.
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