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Cob: COBB AND INSULATIONSojourner sojournr at missouri.orgMon Jul 19 20:59:50 CDT 1999
DoNegard at aol.com wrote: > > << You don't have to worry about animal or insect infestations in the > exposed bales, right up against your house, where rodents are like as > not to gnaw through your earthen walls.>> > Are you telling me that mice and other little critters don't > like to live in straw? . . . Oh, I'll bet you are talking about > straw bales that are covered with a cement-like coating. Sorry to be so unclear, I should have worded it differently. What I meant by the above was that LOOSE BALES laid up against your wall would undoubtedly become infested with all sorts of micro-life. Might be amusing for the family cat, but probably not for the people. <VBG> > << If you're going to coat them over with a mud plaster to avoid many of > the above mentioned problems, to me it makes the most sense to just > build them into your walls to start with and have done with it. YMMV.>> > Yup. What does the jargon term/acronym "YMMV" mean? Your Mileage May Vary. Holly ;-D
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