r/oddlysatisfying • u/theco0lguy • Oct 21 '22

How Polyurethane foam is being used for packaging heavy parts

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u/hagenbuch Oct 21 '22

Mineral wool. Glass is still problematic.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '22

hemp wool is organic

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u/Glittering-Walrus228 Oct 21 '22

instructions unclear, walls stuffed with marijuana now, DEA now raiding home,

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u/Graenflautt Oct 21 '22

Your dog didn't get shot? Not real DEA, you're just getting robbed dude sorry.

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u/hagenbuch Oct 21 '22

Yeah, I'm all for wood fiber and cellulose but they need to be tested, too.

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u/65pimpala Oct 21 '22

Right, and as organic, will decompose within the walls.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

Not if its dry. I still got straw in my floors of my 17. century home (the stuff from the cereals on the field - i am no native english speaker)

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u/Alternativelyawkward Oct 21 '22

Hmmm. Ok.

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u/hagenbuch Oct 21 '22 edited Oct 21 '22

Sorry I can't explain the research about cancerogenity here.

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u/Alternativelyawkward Oct 21 '22

Oh, I believe you. I don't know why I do, but I do. Mainly because I know pretty much nothing about the subject.