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The future of insulation ?

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Might be somewhat different than you thought.

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Count me in. I'm more than happy with the smell.

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The penguin down bit made complete sense to my addled brain - gotta survive in the Antarctic and all that....
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Any idea how long they've been testing Stu? Sounds great but I'd have concerns about longevity and how well it handles repeated compression, it'll be good to see jow this develops.
I can see down getting phased out fairly soon, some of the synthetic offerings nowadays aren't that far behind now, some of the thermoplume stuff is very impressive.
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Check the date.
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FFS

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Don't worry Shew, took me a couple of paragraphs as well. Seemed a really good idea too!
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Hook, line and sinker.
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Well, as Phil McCrevis gets a mention in the first sentence it could only go one way after that... :lol:
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Sounds like Theresa Tickle and Philip McCrevis are short of an additional member to really make it work. Fingers crossed it works out. :lol:
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Totally missed Phil McCrevis, and noted Theresa Tickle but just thought she sounded like the sort of person who works go around making insulation out of bushes 🤦 :roll:

This is the second time I've been got this morning, despite being well aware of the date.

Fair play Stu, nice work.
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Behind every good joke is a kernel of truth though...I've just been reading how native Americans used to use the fluff from poplars and willows ('cottonwoods') for spinning, making bandages, and to line the cots of infants...so some insulating purpose :cool:
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Sorry if everyone already knows, but if you scroll down a bit then theres plenty a little interview with Karl and the ITI. Looking forward to reading that :smile:
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Phil McCrevis?

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Good one Stu :lol:
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:lol:
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A very cunning stunt! :lol:
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A Swedish sportswear brand Elevenate is listing Fellex Kapok Insulation as one of it's sustainable technical insulations. :lol: Kapok really , but it claims to be water resistant :ugeek: ?
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