They blew in insulation in this old house in 1970. Because of fire stops about 1/4 of each wall had no insulation. It also settled. From 1970 to 2000 about a foot so the top foot around the house had no insulation. My parents ran about 600 gallons of propane a month for Jan/Feb when temps would get down below zero F and stay there for a couple of weeks r at a time. We took the old plaster and lath out and put in good quality Fiberglas bat insulation. That cut the gas bill in half. Replacing the windows and a new furnance we cut that in half again.
If I was going with some type of blown in I'd go with foam from the most reputable place I could find. This blown in stuff is really a you get exactly what you pay for type of thing.
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