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    Mobile Homes Freezing
    Mobile Homes Freezing
    Mobile Homes Freezing
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    Mobile Homes Freezing

    By Linda L Culbreth

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    Desperate Freezing Woman Shows Mobile Home Insulation Secrets. Hi, there. My name is Linda Culbreth and I am a real person. I live in my third mobile home and froze last winter when I had no choice but to set my thermostat down to 41 degrees - and the heat came on more than once. I share my journey to comfortable and affordable housing - doing things even I could tackle by myself.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLinda L Culbreth
    Release dateMay 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301700424
    Mobile Homes Freezing
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    Linda L Culbreth

    Linda L Culbreth is a longtime Christian writing teacher and former Christian Dramatist. She is a guest speaker on podcasts and is a published author of a series: Christian Faith Fiction, A Clean and Wholesome Novel which contains Courageous Christian Novel The Cross Penny, Kisses of Mercy, Precious Memories, and the prequel - which is a novella, Camp Ahyoka.Linda also authored the series of preschool children's books - Ok, just one more, which includes the following:Book 1 - One More Hungry LionBook 2 - The Secret at The Petting ZooBook 3 - IndubitablyBook 4 - Fishie, FishieBook 5 - Mama Dinosaur’s Tea PartyBook 6 - Zebra’s RaceBook 7 - The Two-Headed Snake is a true story of a two-headed black rat snake with actual photos, for any age, not just preschoolersBook 8 - Birds on The FenceBook 9 - A Bat Named BartholomewBook 10 - CattywampusBook 11 - Belly Button BroccoliBook 12 - Nolan Bear Gets DressedBook 13 - William, The Wandering QuackerBook 14 - A Can of WormsBook 15 - Up The Hill, Down The Hill, Across The BridgeBook 16 - A-Z Animals Nocturnal? Diurnal?Book 17 - Hissy-Fit (about TEMPER TANTRUMS)Book 18 - CoddiwomplingBook 19 - The Rabbit & The Turtle, Quockerwodger Style, sortaBook 20 - Hippopotamus on The RoofLinda has authored how-to books, Bible study guides, plays, tabletop books (Gratitude is the Best Attitude), and a writing course (Multiply Your Ministry By Writing).She is also a wife, mother, grandmother, sister, friend. She is owned by a service dog and is a retired Christian school administrator.

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      Mobile Homes Freezing - Linda L Culbreth

      Mobile Homes Freezing

      Linda Culbreth

      Copyright 2013 by Linda Culbreth

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      Chapter 1 - Introduction

      Hi, there. My name is Linda Culbreth and I am a real person. I live in the middle of America in southeast Missouri. It can get quite cold here. Winters can be mild or below freezing for over a month. And summers can easily reach into the three digit range. I live in a 1998 used all electric mobile home with the rating of zone 2 which is supposed to be adequate for this area.

      Sure it is. If you don’t mind freezing AND paying a heavy duty heating bill. And if you don't mind being hot in the summer and paying a heavy duty cooling bill.

      Well, last winter, which was really quite mild, I knew I wasn’t going to be able to pay the heating bill and be comfortable. So, I bundled up (If I could still bend my knees and elbows...), turned the thermostat down to 41,and froze. Even conned a friend to come over and help me hang brown-wrapper-paper-covered insulation in my bedroom and kitchen. Thank you, Mary Ann. You are real handy with a staple gun and rolls of packing tape.

      Sure looked funny. Helped a little. But you could see it blow around

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