Many of the subs were died in the wool, practicing polygamists.

I normally let the buyer figure the arv and repair costs because they will anyways, and if they come up with something different than me they might think I'm trying to pull the wool over their eyes.Brian Haskins

I mean even elderly people can pull the wool over your eyes!

Come to find a 2" blanket type already in there of mineral wool with paper on both sides.

There are some gems of antiques here.Above the attic is a Belvedere which gives a panoramic of the city - at the time the house was built the owner would have been able to observe both the dockyard and, later, his cotton mill from here.There is also a 2-story plus walk-out basement carriage house (800 ft^2 / floor) on the property which could be turned into a triplex - once you cleared all of the old tack and antique furniture out of it.It was like a trip back in time - the grandeur of the place was impressive.The house - future?

My grandparents lived in Fresno (my grandfather was a cotton broker) and being that I grew up in the Pasadena area, Bakersfield was about ½ way so we would always stop there for lunch or dinner and get gas.

Makes sense that it's a revenue stream for them and I'm fine with people making money where they can, but only when there's transparency about it and not just someone trying to pull the wool over my eyes.

I find a 70/30 Cotton/Poly blend in a Percale weave are the way to go.

@Philip Mullinax I would think for sound proofing you would be looking at putting in some rock wool, either the insulation meant to go between joists, or the solid type.

Or a Q-Tip vs. cotton swab thing.