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Posted By: fostertomWhy would it get damp
Posted By: fostertomWhy would it get damp if it's part of a 'breatheable' configuration, as a simple loft insulation, well ventilated above, should be?
Posted By: djhPosted By: fostertomWhy would it get damp
Well Simon did say 'if you get a water leak'! And I'd agree. I expect if it gets good and wet it will turn into papier mache. I suspect he used the term 'vapour barrier' loosely and was perhaps thinking of a control layer like Intello.
Posted By: bxmanThanks folks
I had got an impression that cellulose was the best material admittedly from viewing material from across the pond .
It was suggested that it harboured vermin and that it was not that fire retardant .
Posted By: Ed Davies
Other recycled cellulose insulation materials are available, but maybe not in Britain.http:///newforum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/standard/sad.gif" alt="
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