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[#4] Posted: 01/02/2012 - 12:49:02 PM |  |  |
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That's about the depth that I see with that stuff John. On a side note, Bill have you ever had a client test this stuff to determine if asbestos was actually present?
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I've tried to burn that stuff - no way, at least not the samples I've taken.
I just call it shredded wood insulation.
There'd be no reason to add asbestos. It is a fireproofed wood product.
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Damn I mis-spoke with my question sorry about that Bill. I realize now that it was coated with a fire retardant. 
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