8/07/17 Using Sheep Wool for Home Insulation on 'Across The Fence'

[@bosse641]

Yurts have been insulated with wool for a very long time. I sure would prefer wool for insulation.

[@amber9010]

Exactly The Video I Been Looking For

[@danettethurston5081]

I’m considering insulation my chicken coop with raw wool from my sheep that has been washed but I’m concerned about critters like moths. You mentioned the Oregon place uses boric acid to prevent that. I like to know more about that product and how to wash my discarded clean fleece so it can be used as insulation.

[@jesserast7631]

I'd like to know if I can just buy raw wool and use it like that, do I really need to have it processed and pay a premium or can I just buy bags rancher

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

This type of installation is all the talk in the van/bus life community and that community is growing everyday. So that would be a great place to market this too. We live in our vehicles and it is important to keep them warm, dry, and keep nasty fumes out of there!

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

That is actually how I landed on this video. We are looking into this for our school bus conversion. If anyone has used this on theirs and has any feedback for me I would love to hear it. Thanks!

[@amber9010]

Fucking Not Tf Is This

[@ritchiemacinnis5680]

Tell me about your trials how has the wool insulation work tote on those smaller structures? Do you have an address I can reach you at perhaps an email address?

[@suzycole3680]

interested in an update on this project.

[@ATFence]

Thanks for the note Suzy, I will share your suggestion with our team. ~ Jeanne