Christophe wrote:jean63 wrote:If you had read some comments on the subject (including mine), you would have put a mask and protections on arms and hands, because it scrapes well after laying (whether glass wool wool or hemp, I think it is kiff..kiff !!) Attention the lungs !!
What are you worried about? It was for info ... the glass wool thank you I knew (who does not know?) But for the hemp I thought it was not necessary ... That's all ...jean63 wrote:For hemp wool, the Canadian specialist had said it not long ago.
Yes, but in "panels" I thought it was less dusty, but it's wrong ... I just mounted 2 m² that's all ...
Thank you for worrying about my lungs ... for cellulose do not worry I planned 2 masks!
NO I'm not mad, I just wanted to report the DANGER for bronchioles in your lungs (assuming it's certainly less harmful than glass wool or rock particles). I tell you that because ja'i isolated (there is + 20 years) all the walls and under-roof of my house, if I find the invoice I will give the surface and thickness; it was panels of semi-rigid rock wool (at the time, we advised it rather than glass wool, other natural materials we did not talk about, eg in Germany?).
This is the worst memory of all the work done in the house and even outside the house (mechanics etc.). I really pity those who do this every day in their job.
You do not have a very large surface and it is on the ground so it will go, but when you have the panels above the head and the small particles fall on you you do not regret to have been well protected .
Good luck.