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2021-07-13 19:56:00
LOO CHEE HON says:
I would like to learn and understand cellulose insulation as following;
1. What are the major components of Cellulose Insulation. The mixing ratio.2. The method of installation cavity wall and on the soffit of the slab.2021-07-15 16:05:39
Loo Chee Hon says:
Can cellulose insulation apply in a double brick cavity wall to prevent condensation? If can, what is the thickness of cellulose should in-fill.
Can cellulose insulation apply or spray on the soffit of the slab to prevent condensation? What is the thickness?2021-09-02 08:34:15
Timmy Cline says:
Good morning,
I am a building maintenance teacher in southern WV. My students are going to exit my class in an area of a lot of old homes that do not currently have insulation in the walls. I know that blown in insulation can be an easy product for them to use in that space, but I don't have the most experience with blown in insulation. I have a couple homes I would use this product in myself. I would love to have an expert come in and give my students a presentation on cellulose insulation!2021-09-20 09:52:51
CIMA Admin says:
Thanks for your interest in cellulose insulation. There is info on our website about retrofitting walls with cellulose insulation https://cellulose.org/Cellulose-Insulation-2nd.php?pagename=Retrofit_Installations&dirname=HomeOwners. I suggest you search You Tube to start your search as well. CIMA producer member GreenFiber has a few videos linked from their web site. There is also a rather old publication written by a friend of mine 50 years ago. https://cellulose.org/GreenestInsulation/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Two-Hole-DIY-Wall-Insulation-Retrofit-Guide.pdf. The two-hole blow method Roger describes in this piece is rarely used anymore. Common practice is to install insulation through a fill tube, as you will see on our website and in the on line videos. I am looking into a possible scenario that would let you observe insulation installation operations. If it can be arranged it would require a drive to Southeast Ohio, if that is acceptable to you. I will keep you informed.