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Blown-In Insulation in the Plaster Walls
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Blown-In Insulation in the Plaster Walls
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" Back inside there were doing a little insulation on some of the walls on the house that never had a plaster torn up and Joe this is a different kind of application how does that work. Basically we have to drill a hole every sixteen inches so that we're into every cavity we have to throw one high and then law. So that we get the proper density in the wall cavities. So first you. -- apply to the bottom. Yup effort put up tulips saw it in there right. It takes about thirty seconds and are on a -- cavity he's in a shallow -- all but housing utilities school. The you can tell from the pressure of the hose it'll start backing the particles -- backing into the -- And you can hear it you know you've you've done enough you can hear. And then what you're looking for is to create maximum density in each one of these cavities so that there are no air pockets left -- yet. You could -- here -- has tightened up and not enough for the product. OK so once you've filled them all in how do you plug the holes in the plaster. -- this case because recovered from the inside a plaster will have to commend them down. Package -- vigilance okay."
