I am in the process of finishing my basement. I had to take out a bunch of brand new Kraft faced insulation from my walls because we decided to use spray foam on the walls instead. Now I have a bunch of new Kraft faced insulation and I was wondering if I could put that in the ceiling to deaden sound a bit? Originally I had planned on not putting anything up there but since I have it I was wondering if I could do that.
Since both areas will be heated and cooled what direction will I face the paper side?
Do I need to worry about fire issues with the paper?
Should I rip the paper off?
Should I just scrap the whole plan?
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