I personally think standard acoustic duct works better than that sonosphere black stuff.
Just get some rockwool loft insulation , not solid bats because you wont be able to bend that as well.
Wrap it all in loft insulation and then wrap with cling film or some type of plastic and tape it all up. If you don't wrap it up it will go all over the place.
Can u send a link where i can get this stuff and so i know exactly what ur talking about?
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Comes in different thicknesses and densities, stuff for lofts is pliable so you can wrap it round stuff.
Ok gotcha then just wrap something around like a garbage bag to keep the insulation from going all over?? Do u think it will help being the vent is so short (see pic i took)?
I personally think standard acoustic duct works better than that sonosphere black stuff.
Just get some rockwool loft insulation , not solid bats because you wont be able to bend that as well.
Wrap it all in loft insulation and then wrap with cling film or some type of plastic and tape it all up. If you don't wrap it up it will go all over the place.
Whats cling film? Send a link thanks man
Holy shit you guys are the best with all those answers, I guess everyone is bored with this lockdown...I'm prob gonna skip doing all of that bc it really isnt bad. The problem with my hearing is I have re-active tinnitus and my buzzing in my head goes up with noise. Stuff like the tv being on, furnace turning on, etc.. My next question is there a way to reduce noise when the furnace comes on?? My house is very small and the duct that runs from the living room to the vent is literally a 3 foot right angle (pictured). Is there a wrapping on anything simple that would reduce the noise some?
I'm in the same boat, tinnitus and my furnace and fridge ramp it up. That's my problem, its right beside my couch.
I'm in the same boat, tinnitus and my furnace and fridge ramp it up. That's my problem, its right beside my couch.
My fresh air return is at 56 dB it doesn't sound like much but it accumulates over time. Got it from concussion. I hear ya, I have a sunshine basement so the winter is the only time i have real issues with furnace, wake up and my ears are screaming. I used to turn the heat down to 61 just so I don't have to listen to it all night. That changed when I rerouted two of my ducts into grow room, now I gotta keep my girls warm, lol. It sucks but that's the least of my problems.
Easiest thing to do is get rid of the air pumps by switching to dtw or hempy buckets, also rdwc with waterfalls reduce the sound. Air pumps suck
My fresh air return is at 56 dB it doesn't sound like much but it accumulates over time. Got it from concussion. I hear ya, I have a sunshine basement so the winter is the only time i have real issues with furnace, wake up and my ears are screaming. I used to turn the heat down to 61 just so I don't have to listen to it all night. That changed when I rerouted two of my ducts into grow room, now I gotta keep my girls warm, lol. It sucks but that's the least of my problems.