Just dumped $300 more into the attic last Fall for fiberglass insulation; R57 now in Northern Ohio. Gas consumption dropped significantly (although total cost increased, of course. Deregulation... privatization... my fanny!)
Anyway, with temperatures in the 20's the last few days, I found my kitchen sink (porcelain on steel) to be as cold as an ice block. Ran the water and, as expected, it's extremely cold. Began to think I have a hole in the house by the sill plate (rodent perhaps. Anything's possible.) But then I went to the second floor and felt the commode's water tank. Just as cold.
Now maybe I'm taking this insulation project a bit far (now in its third year and still making reductions in CCF's consumed without lowering the Tstat) but there HAS to be some way to prevent that kitchen sink from getting so cold.
Anyone have a similar experience? Find a solution?