Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

although I haven't noticed much of it so far. But first, I don't know how it would be without it and second, I may have to adjust my ventilation again.

Not breathing, but water vapor diffusion to the outside a little or not at all is obviously a difference.

I feel the same way. We still constantly throw the windows wide open because I find the effects of the controlled residential ventilation quite minimal. But who knows how it would be without it...

I am surprised that the argument always comes up only with insulation. How much does a kitchen cost today and how long is it used? How often could you eat out? How long could you pay rent until a house amortizes? How often could you take a taxi until owning a car in the city makes sense?

Monolithic would be more sensible in terms of the sustainability of the building materials and their lifespan than all the composite materials.