Vapor barrier in Bathroom
I am doing a bathroom remodel in my Central PA home. I have heard several different opinions on how to install a vapor barrier. I was told by one person that I should install unfaced insulation on all exterior walls and then install a 4 mil poly vapor barrier. After that, I should install green board.
Then, I was told by another person that I could just use paper faced insulation behind the green board. I now have 10 sheets of green board, rolls of faced insulation (can be unfaced if I tear off the paper) and have not yet bought the plastic sheeting.
How should this be installed? I have a fiberglass 4 piece shower that can be installed directly on the studs, but should that have a poly vapor barrier behind it but no drywall?
I just want to make sure this is done right, even though I may be selling the house in a few months.
Thanks.
Jim