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A home with proper insulation is a comfortable home. The prospect of placing insulation around recessed lighting and other objects is much more intimidating than the actual process. Insulating around objects and the potential obstacles involved in this process can seem daunting, but with the right tools and procedures, you should have no problem. In this video, we’ll guide you through the process of placing insulation around recessed lighting and other areas where you’re likely to encounter obstacles like electrical wiring, plumbing and air ducts. ÇàÇà²ÝÊÓƵ in these areas is important. It can improve energy efficiency, help keep your pipes from freezing in the winter, and more. When you’re installing or adding insulation in your ceiling, your floor, or around recessed lighting, it’s important that you don’t actually place insulation on the pipes, electrical wiring or junction box (unless it’s IC-rated, in which case it will be clearly labeled.) Remember: it’s important to insulate around air ducts in order to keep both hot and cold air from escaping, which will greatly improve the energy efficiency of your home. This video will show you that not only is it straightforward to insulate around objects and placing insulation around recessed lighting and other potentially hard to reach areas of your home, but it’s also necessary and, in the end, not all that difficult.