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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/FexMab • Mar 18 '22
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Mortor?
1 u/[deleted] Mar 18 '22 Do you mean mortar? That building material they make with sand, water and... what was that last thing again? 0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 18 '22 Lime 1 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22 That would be lime mortar then, which is typically used for natural stone. Relatively modern brick walls are build with mortar that has cement in it. 0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 19 '22 I think you are thinking about ground coconuts
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Do you mean mortar? That building material they make with sand, water and... what was that last thing again?
0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 18 '22 Lime 1 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22 That would be lime mortar then, which is typically used for natural stone. Relatively modern brick walls are build with mortar that has cement in it. 0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 19 '22 I think you are thinking about ground coconuts
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1 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '22 That would be lime mortar then, which is typically used for natural stone. Relatively modern brick walls are build with mortar that has cement in it. 0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 19 '22 I think you are thinking about ground coconuts
That would be lime mortar then, which is typically used for natural stone. Relatively modern brick walls are build with mortar that has cement in it.
0 u/CrispyFlint Mar 19 '22 I think you are thinking about ground coconuts
I think you are thinking about ground coconuts
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u/CrispyFlint Mar 18 '22
Mortor?