Applegate Cellulose
Cellulose is used for open blow applications and can also be blown into walls dry or onto walls using a wet application process. For existing houses cellulose is blown into walls by drilling a hole in each individual bay and then filling that bay with dry cellulose insulation. New construction applications of cellulose insulation use water and mix it with the cellulose. The mixture is blown it into each open bay and then any excess material on the wall and studs is scraped off. The excess material is vacuumed up and reused on the rest of the walls in the home. The material then is left uncovered so it can dry and stabilize and then dry walled over.
Cellulose is used for open blow applications and can also be blown into walls dry or onto walls using a wet application process. For existing houses cellulose is blown into walls by drilling a hole in each individual bay and then filling that bay with dry cellulose insulation. New construction applications of cellulose insulation use water and mix it with the cellulose. The mixture is blown it into each open bay and then any excess material on the wall and studs is scraped off. The excess material is vacuumed up and reused on the rest of the walls in the home. The material then is left uncovered so it can dry and stabilize and then dry walled over.