Eco Friendly Insulation Insulating Your Home for Winter the Eco-Friendly Way
Green Materials
Many of us think of insulation as the pink, fiberglass stuff that comes in rolls. Thankfully, there are greener options.
* Sand – Extremely abundant and renewable, sand is one of the latest green insulation materials. A company called EcoBatt (www.ecobatt.us) specializes in sand insulation. They add recycled glass bottles to natural sand to make a particular kind of insulation. It does not have formaldehyde, phenols, or artificial colors. Continue Reading Eco Friendly Insulation Insulating Your Home for Winter the Eco-Friendly Way Here
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The Benefits of Compressed Earth Blocks for the Environment
With modern techniques, CEBs, are more durable and effective than ever. Instead of the ancient method of pressing by hand, machines press a mixture of earth, clay, and sometimes sand into sturdy blocks. The blocks are then stacked by hand like bricks, held together with a thin layer of slurry made from the same material as the blocks but thinned down with water. Continue Reading The Benefits of Compressed Earth Blocks for the Environment Here
Categories: Building Material Tags: ancient, blocks, building, ceb, cebs, compressed, compressed earth blocks, earth, energy, environmental, materials




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