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I've always wondered if that's the old glass insulation itself, or the accumulated mouse-poop-dust embedding itself in the microscratches and freaking out your
by saalweachter 3y ago
I've always wondered if that's the old glass insulation itself, or the accumulated mouse-poop-dust embedding itself in the microscratches and freaking out your immune system.
- Baeocystin 3y agoFrom the one time I blew in insulation without wearing a full Tyvek suit, I am confident is answering that it's the glass. That was an itchy lesson. (I wouldn't be surprised if there was a mouse poop factor along for the ride after long enough, though)
- lazide 3y agoA lifetime of accumulated pollen/dirt/mousepoop does add some extra fun though in my experience. The reason fiberglass is itchy is because it’s piercing the epidermis. It’s basically a pad of brittle micro hypodermic needles. Add those two together, and it gets extra fun.