I was reading about insulations and found out that fiberglass was first
mass produced in 1930. Is that correct or is that just a gross guess of
the first mass produced fiberglass.
I was wondering if some museum keeps samples of all the mass produced house and building insulations as well as other mass produced building products.
I was avidly looking for some picture of what 1930 fiberglass looks like and could find none on the Internet. Anyone have a website that shows 1930 fiberglass?
Can someone who has 1930 fiberglass insulation describe in good word detail what this material now looks like? I am wondering if it is ball clumpy and very dark to black looking? I am wondering if it is not all uniform but has odd objects mixed into it.
Anyone out there ever seen old fiberglass insulation that was made circa 1930 give a description. Thanks in advance.
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I was wondering if some museum keeps samples of all the mass produced house and building insulations as well as other mass produced building products.
I was avidly looking for some picture of what 1930 fiberglass looks like and could find none on the Internet. Anyone have a website that shows 1930 fiberglass?
Can someone who has 1930 fiberglass insulation describe in good word detail what this material now looks like? I am wondering if it is ball clumpy and very dark to black looking? I am wondering if it is not all uniform but has odd objects mixed into it.
Anyone out there ever seen old fiberglass insulation that was made circa 1930 give a description. Thanks in advance.
Archimedes Plutonium, a snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies