In 30 years there will be a commercial “do you have mesothelioma from working with spray foam or living in a home with it installed? You could be entitled to financial compensation”
I live in England. One of the house I cleaned had this type of insulation put in like7 years ago. Two years later they decided to sell the house and no bank would deal with the buyers mortgage wise until the insulation would be taken out and replaced with something that the bank would approve of. The seller tried to contact the company who put this thing in in the first place but they were nowhere to be found. They were already out of business. So in like a 3 years period they paid several thousands for this insulation to be put in under the roof, then had to pay to be taken out and basically the entire roof had to be redone in order that they could legally sell their house. Don't use this stuff people. It is a health hazard and a money pit. Excuse me for my broken English and have a nice day
I live in England. One of the house I cleaned had this type of insulation put in like7 years ago. Two years later they decided to sell the house and no bank would deal with the buyers mortgage wise until the insulation would be taken out and replaced with something that the bank would approve of. The seller tried to contact the company who put this thing in in the first place but they were nowhere to be found. They were already out of business. So in like a 3 years period they paid several thousands for this insulation to be put in under the roof, then had to pay to be taken out and basically the entire roof had to be redone in order that they could legally sell their house. Don't use this stuff people. It is a health hazard and a money pit. Excuse me for my broken English and have a nice day
its only dangerous because of the aerosol while spraying. the banks in England wont support loans in houses with old insulation coated with asbestos. not this. you kids on here dont have a clue to what you are talking about.
Spray insulation is awesome.... until you decide to do some updates and try and run some type of plumbing or wiring through the walls and find out that spray insulation won't let you.
@@Minneolaos That's fine when you're doing a renovation that requires you to take out the drywall and get to the insulation that way, but what about running new electrical behind the walls, or if you're adding speaker wire for surround sound? Spray insulation makes it IMPOSSIBLE to fish wires through your walls.
@@Atreid3s Are you saying that you'll never want to run electrical, network, speaker, or other types of cabling in an exterior wall? Clearly you've never done any type of cabling.
@@PrincessZelda_is_My_Side_Chick You're not making sense, though. The situation you're describing usually involves a person wanting to make changes to an older, existing house. It seems obvious to me that anyone building a home with this type of insulation (which is clearly a superior option) would install PVC pipe from the attic to a receptacle in each room, allowing any new wiring to be easily fed into the attic and routed as desired. This is in addition to obviously installing all foreseeable wiring in the first place.
Самый лучший теплоизоляционный материал - это фибролит. Фибролит делают из опилок и известкового раствора. В 50-х годах прошлого века в Казахстане, когда началось освоение целинных, пахатных земель, стали строить дома из фибролитовых блоков. Инженерные, инструментальные обследования конструкций этих зданий через 60 лет показали отличное их состояние. Фибролит не гниёт, не горит, пропускает воздушный пар из помещения наружу, мыши и насекомые в нём не заводятся.
As an electrician, I hate spray foam insulation! I didn’t even know about the health effects the others are commenting, it just sucks to deal with when adding circuits and such.
There was a site I roughed in once, and not long after had to show up again and fix several circuits, because instead of this board strat they let it push all the wires out as it expanded, then went crazy with a buzzsaw and shaved the excess! I agree this is a pain to work with 😑
What they don’t tell you is that foam offgases cancer causing fumes into your home for 30 years. I used to do this for work and that was in our training but we were instructed not to tell schools and homeowners where we were working. I quit that job shortly after that.
Such horrendous practices. Thank you for sharing this because as I watched this reel, I wondered about those chemicals. I appreciate that you stopped this work. THANK YOU. I suppose there are many people stuck in this job. but how? How is this even a legal business???
@@nolaz010 That's not a problem for me at all. What I'm saying is that you all should take care of your health because once it's gone, it's very difficult to get it back.
Fire retardent foam its not what your thinking iv got 15 years as an installer you don't gotta like it but it's still true lol shit made to have a hard time burning
Really everyone is missing the scariest part. It's just a mask and no fresh air. I worked in the industry. That open cell foam gets into the lungs... no good. But like ya said, next step spray the fire retardant just like for roofs. Personally I'd go with Cellulose and borate insulation.
I am an Electrician. One of my many electricallal job was fire restoration. I would go in with the Fire Inspector, after a fire, and install temporary electrical service, through out the house. One time, I was in a burnt out house. It was a new three story McMansion. We spotted the source of the fire. The fire was started im the bathroom ceiling. The fire was centered around the bathroom exhaust fan. Commonly called the "fart fan" in the Electrical trade. What probably happened is that the exhaust fan was left on, while the familyf was out. Either the fan got stuck, causing the motor to heat up, or the motor got hot from extended running time. Normally, this will not cause a fire, because there is enough space in the joist to dissipate the heat. But not in this case, the insulation was packed tightly around the fart fan. This caused the heat to build up, and a fire to occur. It was interesting to see, because the fire spread from the fart fan. So too much insulation can cause fire, especially around electrical boxes.
@jamesmooney8933 I don't think the fire retardant insulation was to blame for the fire😂 even you said it yourself there was an electrical problem with the exhaust fan... house would have burned down with stay foam or fiberglass insulation
@@konnerkramer329 Correct, there was an electrical problem with the fart fan. Being an old electrician, I am aware of a time when insulation was not installed in the ceilings of bathrooms. Fart fans were free of insulation. When the Fart fan went to ground, the heat would be spread throughout the gap between the joist. The burnt out fart fan would give a terrible smell, but not burn down the house. The real fire problem is low grade shorts, that don't trip breakers. Staplers on Romex cause fires it not properly installed. Every so often you will hear of a fire. The house was being remodeled. What happened was a staple was put in improperly, and the staple nicked the romex. This created a low grade short. It was not enough to trip a breaker, but created a small electric heater. This low grade heater burnt into the 2x4 stud. Over time the stud caught on fire, and burnt down the house. I use one hole straps in stead of staples. I don't install fart fans or light fixtures boxes around insulation. I worked my last 20 years as a maintenance electrician. I seen many things happen with electrical. I have an extreme respect for electric. Did you know an Electrician in New England was convicted of manslaughter because he incorrectly wire an electric wall heater. I am not aware of the details, but there are special wire nut connector that are required to use in electric heaters. You can't use the standard plastic wire nuts. As a maintenance electrician, I wired electrical space heaters, and used the special connectors.
You right Mr electrician. . Is true. I don't know why they put so much insulation on it Besides, when people have an electrical or plumbing problem, they will not be able to run a cable between the wall.
Работа тоже лайк заслуживает, ребята делают свою работу правильно, марка пенополиаретана правильно подобрана. Другое дело, зачем в жилом помещении столько этой пены.
Why does the helper not wear a board on each foot like snow shoes? Then he could remain standing upright, and simply take alternate steps forward when necessary.
@@Whiteboybenz666 wild guess is that area is either concrete (where's the PT wood?) or double 5/8" drywall, which is fairly sturdy. Hard to say from where we sit, right?
Есть "пенополипропилен" и есть "пенополиуретан". Детские паралонновые игрушки сделаны абсолютно по этой же технологии только давление компрессора гораздо ниже. Пенополиуретан не токсичен!!! Токсичен пенополипропилен!!! Обычный "пенопласт" это пенополипропилен, который годами выделяет фенол.
Соглашусь с одним человеком , классные мышиные домики . У нас вагончик и там пенопласт был в стенках , когда начали делать ремонт , открою вам секрет, все стены были в ходах мышиных , пенопласт , непригоден для дома .
Ну, во-первых мыши быстро умрут от рака😁.Во вторых: снизу бетонное перекрытие, сверху бетонная стяжка. Как они туда залезут - вопрос интересный 😁В третьих делаем эпоксидные полы. И никакого рака😁
My last story is about radon. Radon was never a problem until the 70's when houses were sealed up, and windows became tight. I read about this Nuclear Generator maintenance worker. After work, he be tested for radiation contamination. He started getting hot readings every day. They had to find out where he was getting exposed to Nuclear radiation in the plant. They follow him around for day, checking the area where he had worked in the plant for radiation, but they found nothing. Then they checked him for radiation when he came to work, and they found out that he was getting the radiation from outside the plant. They eventually found out the radiation came from the home. This is when they coined the term radon. Radon gets trapped in a house from over insulation, sealed up tight, no leak window, and basement that are not water proof. The treatment for radon is waterproofing the basement and ventilating the basement.
In the UK, any new house built in a known Radon area, usually over granite, has to have a Radon barrier installed under the floor. It's not a great expense as it doubles as a vapour barrier.
My brother worked this job. It didn't pay well enough for the toxic exposure and the wear and tear. The whole team was on one drug or another to get through the shifts.
yep i did it a few years. fucking horrible job the bosses dont care if you die. guys breathing fumes all day long cus they cant be bothered to wear a respirator. insane job honestly the guys that do it for a long time are nuts.
Idk how the industry doesn’t stop employees from drinking on the job. 💀 So many guys drink all day. Because the companies are always 1: understaffed 2: don’t have the right equipment 3: force employees in situations where their life is at risk. Been there. I was threatened with the loss of my job if I didn’t risk my life. Quit.
@@indfnt5590 kudos for getting tf out. Ppl complain industry is over-regulated but you're giving the real talk. No one's really watching these bosses getting away with murder.
In Ireland today people can't sell their homes if they have spray on insulation. They have to rip it all out and prove there's no structural damage before banks will give a mortgage...
@@kennethharlan5158 its closed cell foam which water will not leak through, so you will not know if water penetrated the roof and gets into the structural trusses.
If the foam doesn't have enough room to fully expand it will have spots in the middle the won't cure. It'll render your house unlivable from the fumes. That's why you usually see guys letting it expand then trimming it flush
I was going to say this looks tidier than any spray job ibe seen but thsnks for clearing up that its wrong! Makes sense if you dont let it expand its not going off properly
@@twilfitsit’s often the fact that you can’t see the material behind it. It’s tough to diagnose if you have roof leaks or if the sheathing is failing if it’s covered with foam. Generally this just means whoever is giving the loan kinda doesn’t know much about construction
I hope they sealed that concrete underneath with a non permeable coating otherwise they are going to get mold and mildew under their floor despite the insulation.
As a man who worked in Pest Management... What you do when Termites come through the cracks, go undetected till you see some swarmers and they eat the joists and other things.... Smh what a damned mess that would be 🙃
Depending on what the next guy would even do with this it is very easy to cut through with a knife even and if they are excavating they are going through that shit regardless
This stops it from achieving its best result and the foamer is supposed to flush cut it himself after he sprays it you can back charge them if they dont and you can o ly block in this less efective half pound foam the other stuff will move you and your blocking they lift driveways with it now
No after cut. This is carpenter ingenuity at its finest right here. They are saving tons of material and manpower which results in saving alot of money. Nobody has to follow up and cut out the excess foam, they can measure and figure almost the exact amount of material and time for every single job. These guys are the shyt. I can't wait til I have to do foam insulation again. Thanxs forreal
Do not use spray insulation. Besides being crazy toxic, when something like bugs or water inevitably get inside, that foam will hide the damage being done and you won’t notice it until it’s too late; if at all. There’s a reason batten insulation is the standard. It’s also a a lot cheaper and easier to install.
You obviously have never had spray foam done, the way they do it in this video is wrong, bugs wouldn’t get in either way, the foam is poisonous to animals and pests, it’s also water proof, it’s actually a very good solution in some cases and sometimes is even cheaper than regular insulation
@@viktorfruehauf2690the fact that it is water “proof” is part of the problem; the house cannot breath and damp has no choice but to be taken up by timbers or other porous surfaces. This method just seems foolish on so many levels. How could you ever inspect electrics or pipe work? Get rid of rodents who make a home in this stuff…..I’m not surprised banks and surveyors don’t like this stuff. It’s no good having something quick and easy to install if it’s a nightmare to remove; it’s a quick fix but false economy in the long run. Makes even less sense when you suggest that it only “sometimes “ cheaper.
@@Infinitpossibilities maybe you have never built a house, a house needs something called a “moisture barrier”, which is exactly what it sounds like, this insulation, acts as one which eliminates the need for any other barrier. This foam is also poisonous to all rodents and pests, this is the exact reason many people put spray foam in, it also insulates twice a as much as regular insulation making your bills cheaper, and as for inspection’s, I don’t really understand your argument, it’s not hard, just find the wire/pipe with a stud finder just like in any other insulation, cut out the insulation, just like any other insulation, and then respray it, just like any other insulation.
@@Stinky-samurai No mate, obviously… I knew Americans(Could also be a Canadian, but you’d be an outlier) were dense but damn, you take the cake. It’s just not a good idea, if it’s not installed properly it causes far more issues than it solves, it’s hard to remove, it actually lowers your house value and not to mention the fact that it just isn’t all that safe when being installed, nor is it all that safe if you were to break it. Plus, out of all types of insulation, it’s the most expensive and gives mid tier results compared to other types. There’s just so many drawbacks to it that it isn’t commonplace here, it wouldn’t make sense.
@@gggc1003A google search and looking through around 8 different websites found nothing to back up your claim. In fact, outside of shoddy installation (you get what you pay for) The only major complaint I have found is that it is too good at insulating and traps heat and moisture in the house. Can you show me where you found info saying that it's so horrible? And these guys are in a full MOPP getup with respirators. I don't see what would get into their lungs unless homie on the camera is taking a smoke break.
@@gggc1003stupid ppl everywhere. America builds on a scale not rivaled by any country. We are going to have different practices. My house was built in the 60s with wood and the “cardboard walls”. Our way works fine here.
It’s always a good idea to stand on top of gypsum board since they are well known to be one of the the strongest compound alloys known in the universe, second only adamantium and possible vibranium.
@@patrickstout5162 you know what, you might be right. I watched the short a few times again and while it is clearly not the 1st FL, it’s normal for larger apartment buildings to have all its floors and exterior/load bearing walls made out of concrete. The foam is then laid for both insulation as well as sound absorber. Upvote for catching that.
@@speshu-pg1wzтоксичная при распылении. После застывания и хорошего проветривания уже нет - не токсичнее всего,что нас окружает,от бытовых приборов посуды,текстиля,до линолеума,декорпанелей и ламината.
In Norway we make our insulation out of glass and rocks. If it keeps us warm up here it does the world over. The materials used are also sustainable and renewable
Try acetone or acrylic nail polish remover in a spray bottle on some it should melt. If using large amounts use safety precautions and PPE. Acetone disolves cigarette butts and Styrofoam. The Dollar Tree scented nail polish softens the spray foam.
"Beneath the broad tide of human history there flows the stealthy undercurrent of the secret societies, which frequently determine in the depths the changes that take place upon the surface." 32°MM Arthur Edward From "New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry"
@@mayanboricuaI'll do you one even better. "As for those who disbelieve, it makes no difference whether you warn them or not: they will not believe. God has sealed their hearts and their ears, and their eyes are covered. They will have great torment." From the Qur'an.
old or new it is a European thing these deadly chemicals never existed until Europeans it is all in lieu of profit trying to beat the Joneses and they don't even exist😮😢😅 now that is just scary stupid😮😢
Нет лучше деревянных домов, которые дышат. И строились на столетия и стояли и теплые были. Все было продумано. Все позабыто. При закрытых окнах в этом доме дышать можно будет? При высокой температуре летом - никаких вредных испарений??
@@НаталияСтолярова-й4ч Что же вы так грустно, ничего не потеряно и сейчас дома строят деревянные и гос.програима есть на такую застройку, только надо побольше расширять программу на обучение специалистов, а знания не утеряны , хвала Господу Богу 🥰❤️🙏
@@nugget7236 well you clearly watched the video 😂🤦🏼♂️ dude they are 30 floors up in a high rise and with thin floors like that whoever is below them is going to hear every pin drop. But whatever you say dude who totally watched the video 😂
Ужас, мы пристраиваем комнаты детям, так укладываем и в стены и под крышу утеплитель из льна и конопли. Дороже выходит, зато экологично. Полы деревянные, кровати из дерева делаем, кое какую мебель тоже из дерева сделали. Пластик из дома постепенно убираем...
@@elconuquillo что вы имеете ввиду? Лес для мебели и дома был всегда, его можно вырубать правильно, дозировано, при этом обязательно высаживать новые леса. А вот пластик губит всё вокруг...
I saw a five year old house that used that. Damn near half the outside walls had all the studs and osb rotted away because it doesn’t let moisture out.
They make it from corn too..they used ot in cars not too long ago a d abandoned the idea as it did exactly what you said..attract wild life..that ate the wiringin the engines😂
There are a couple certain kinds of plastics (which these spray foams are too) which release odors and smells that attract mice and rats, thats why they love to chew on cables
Bro I would add a 3-4 ft. 2X4 to the middle of that mold board and never have to bend down like that again. Save your backs! other than that clean ass work!
Um you would be surprised. A good spray crew can knock out a house in a few house, we’re as traditional takes a day or two. Also labor cost is higher with traditional as you have more guys working. Traditional is easy when you are doing walls and there all perfect 16 inch on center. Buttttt that is never the case. Tight gaps don’t get sealed properly. There is a ton of cutting length that has to be done. Most spray foam come in with two guys and they knock it out. Traditional is really time consuming when doing subfloors and attic’s. Also with traditional it has to be installed along with a vapor barrier. With spray foam it can also be a vapor barrier. Spray foam can be thinner and offer more r value. So no spray foam is not labor intensive at all, product is pricy.
@@Jesus_Christ_is_Lord_ I'll bite. Why does the planet have less than 7 yrs? The big asteroid that is coming & is supposed to be so close that it will be between the earth & our moon? Or something else?
i've seen a new house that had spray foam, that had to have all the wood replaced. all because moisture couldn't escape and evaporate, there was black mold everywhere. hopefully they solved that issue with spray foam, let us know in a few years...
It's not an issue with foam, it's an issue with installers not knowing what they're doing and companies not training them correctly. Just because they can squeeze the trigger and wear a respirator they think that's all they need to know to spray.
With a new house the wood is quite damp, I’ve framed homes that were soaked with rain or snow for a week or two while building. Then if this foam is sprayed on it would seal in the moisture and cause mold
yeah not sure if it was early on but they sprayed it wrong in one house and the gasses from the foam kept filling the house so they had to rip off the entire top.
I did this job for a few years. Quit because of all the toxic offgassing. I hate sprayfoam with a passion now. its horrible i never want to be near it again. Worst job ever and im sorry for those with improper foam in their home and health issues.
In Canada they spray foam garage ceilings if a room is above it. Sometimes water lines for bathrooms run through the garage ceilings. I had to repair a water leak that was dripping in the garage. Don't even ask about how much foam I had to cut out to actually locate the pipes. 😢
If you read the safety data sheet on all chemicals you come into contact with on a daily basis, you would never leave your home! Never! If it's your time to go, it's time to go. You don't have control over that schedule!
''How expensive, unrepairable and harmful do you want your construction build sir?'' ''Oh the worst possible please, as long as it isn't already on fire and filing a claim before I can insure it, that's perfect.''
Задумка хорошая , однако есть два серьёзных минуса , это в последствии высокая пожароопасность и высокая проницаемость звука , как через стены , так и межэтажное перекрытие ! А так ребята молодцы , руки растут откуда и следует , да и голова на своём месте ! Лайк бесспорно !
@@Avengedsevenfoldrocks it is, but your incurring zero waste, zero cutting, zero clean up. And the cavity is sprayed full. This is a pretty smart technique. And with the price of those chemicals it's still cheaper to pay for a little extra labor
This stuff ( if it is the same as) was banned in Australia in the 1970s as it gave off extremely toxic fumes if there was a fire & it either caught alight or even smouldered. A friend & I were some of the very first to use it in the State of Victoria & luckily ( not for the owners) a fire in the adjoining terrace house alerted everyone to the dangers of this stuff before even twenty houses had been sprayed. Strangely it had been approved by the govt.
@@getsmarty7603 . Just like they worked out the "bugs" in the herbicide Glyphosate & declared it wasn't Carcinogenic (cancer triggering). That's why so many countries have banned it, except of course our stupid (corrupt?) politicians in Australia. It has been proven to be a precursory chemical that can activate cancer cells. Particularly breast cancer.
Мы засыпали пол и потолок мелкой фракцией керамзита. Живём на крайнем севере, дом из цельного бревна. Нам нормально) дом 48 квадратных метров , печь кирпичная кпд на 25 квадратных метров.
بنظرمن بهترین مواد کف ساختمان ملات سیمان یا سرامیک است مادرایران یا کف ساختمان را باسرامیکیاسنگ میسازیم سا با ملات سیمان وماسه یاگچ وخاک صاف میکنیم..این کترباعث میشود که درزمستان گرم ودرتابستان خنک باشد کف ساختمان..این کارماایرانی ها قدمت ۳۵۰۰ساله دارد..البته دران زمان بجای سیمان از ملات گل رس وپشم بوده که تاحالاهم دوام اورده ودراین همه وحشی گری طبیعت خودرا به زمان مارسانده...احسنت برنیاکان ماایرانی ها که با کارهایشان دنیا را به تمدن تبدیل کردن..زنده باد ایران
are fucking kidding? Like back in the day they build with wood, straw and clay.. waste doesnt matter cuz its organic. BUT YE filling an entire house with chemical garbage is SUCH a good way of avoiding waste. CUZ WASTE IS BAD RIGHT Building economy is fucken screwed :D
I have wired a couple of styrofoam leggo houses ( styrofoam blocks that stack like bricks and have a hollow center). They stack them up then they pour concrete in the center. This as all built and done before electrical and plumbing. We used an electric chainsaw to cut lines through the foam units we hit concrete, and made a slot to run our wire then come back and put the wires in against the concrete. Then our final step was to spray foam in a can and fill in all the cut marks. It was about 110 outside and in the lower level of the house that was 1/2 way underground on a hill side was about 70, and this was no ac or anything, just from the insulation
In 30 years there will be a commercial “do you have mesothelioma from working with spray foam or living in a home with it installed? You could be entitled to financial compensation”
😂😂😂😂
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People are already dying to get on that list😂
30 years? More likely 20 years tops!
I live in England. One of the house I cleaned had this type of insulation put in like7 years ago. Two years later they decided to sell the house and no bank would deal with the buyers mortgage wise until the insulation would be taken out and replaced with something that the bank would approve of. The seller tried to contact the company who put this thing in in the first place but they were nowhere to be found. They were already out of business.
So in like a 3 years period they paid several thousands for this insulation to be put in under the roof, then had to pay to be taken out and basically the entire roof had to be redone in order that they could legally sell their house.
Don't use this stuff people. It is a health hazard and a money pit.
Excuse me for my broken English and have a nice day
I live in England. One of the house I cleaned had this type of insulation put in like7 years ago. Two years later they decided to sell the house and no bank would deal with the buyers mortgage wise until the insulation would be taken out and replaced with something that the bank would approve of. The seller tried to contact the company who put this thing in in the first place but they were nowhere to be found. They were already out of business.
So in like a 3 years period they paid several thousands for this insulation to be put in under the roof, then had to pay to be taken out and basically the entire roof had to be redone in order that they could legally sell their house.
Don't use this stuff people. It is a health hazard and a money pit.
Excuse me for my broken English and have a nice day
its only dangerous because of the aerosol while spraying. the banks in England wont support loans in houses with old insulation coated with asbestos. not this. you kids on here dont have a clue to what you are talking about.
Your English is better than that of most native English speakers.
@@slappy8941 is it because hes typing in English?
@@jeffperkins1862That's enough!
There are two types, closed cell and open cell.
One is bad and just as you described and one of them solved the issue and is not an issue.
Spray insulation is awesome....
until you decide to do some updates and try and run some type of plumbing or wiring through the walls and find out that spray insulation won't let you.
Nope. Just carve it out.
@@Minneolaos That's fine when you're doing a renovation that requires you to take out the drywall and get to the insulation that way, but what about running new electrical behind the walls, or if you're adding speaker wire for surround sound? Spray insulation makes it IMPOSSIBLE to fish wires through your walls.
You dont put insulation inside interior walls lol
@@Atreid3s Are you saying that you'll never want to run electrical, network, speaker, or other types of cabling in an exterior wall? Clearly you've never done any type of cabling.
@@PrincessZelda_is_My_Side_Chick You're not making sense, though. The situation you're describing usually involves a person wanting to make changes to an older, existing house.
It seems obvious to me that anyone building a home with this type of insulation (which is clearly a superior option) would install PVC pipe from the attic to a receptacle in each room, allowing any new wiring to be easily fed into the attic and routed as desired.
This is in addition to obviously installing all foreseeable wiring in the first place.
Самый лучший теплоизоляционный материал - это фибролит.
Фибролит делают из опилок и известкового раствора.
В 50-х годах прошлого века в Казахстане, когда началось освоение целинных, пахатных земель, стали строить дома из фибролитовых блоков. Инженерные, инструментальные обследования конструкций этих зданий через 60 лет показали отличное их состояние.
Фибролит не гниёт, не горит, пропускает воздушный пар из помещения наружу, мыши и насекомые в нём не заводятся.
Да, с вами согласен. Лучше нет до сих пор
Известь класс опасности первый, плохо лёгким, хорошо от плесени...@@albankazakhstan3622
@@rkarim1299 и это правда. Абсолютно идеального ничего нет получается
Hemp fiberboard as well.
А это , что, то что они делают -фибролит и есть? Я просто совсем в этом не разбираюсь
As an electrician, I hate spray foam insulation! I didn’t even know about the health effects the others are commenting, it just sucks to deal with when adding circuits and such.
There was a site I roughed in once, and not long after had to show up again and fix several circuits, because instead of this board strat they let it push all the wires out as it expanded, then went crazy with a buzzsaw and shaved the excess! I agree this is a pain to work with 😑
Its how they are able to build cookie cutter houses so easy
Ha, get shafted sparky
@@itscorn1115 big facts. Then they blow away in a storm lmfao
@@dankirk6452 And they burn like hell in a fire. So, what happens in a windstorm when it catches fire?
What they don’t tell you is that foam offgases cancer causing fumes into your home for 30 years. I used to do this for work and that was in our training but we were instructed not to tell schools and homeowners where we were working.
I quit that job shortly after that.
Thanks. I put down green flooring in a house and advertised this
Such horrendous practices.
Thank you for sharing this because as I watched this reel, I wondered about those chemicals.
I appreciate that you stopped this work.
THANK YOU.
I suppose there are many people stuck in this job.
but how?
How is this even a legal business???
@iv0dog because the money cancer patients have to pay the government and hospitals is worth it to greedy government officials.
How is this stuff still legal
That probably explains why so many cancer cases in america compared to asia
Wish these workers good and long lasting health😢
Me too...
They are responsible for their poor back posture. I have no sympathy for them. As for the breath, of course, it's different.
@@hb6511I have no sympathy for you either
Yeah, and people just gonna love there after... Without masks
@@nolaz010 That's not a problem for me at all. What I'm saying is that you all should take care of your health because once it's gone, it's very difficult to get it back.
The problem with spray foam insulation it hides termite activity and damage. And not to mention it hides moisture damage and water leaks.
In a new build, I'd use it though..
Not every house has termites and your comment is clueless
termites are not a big problem..... and moisture damage can still be seen..... you have no fucking clue of what you are talking about
wel some houses aren't cardboard build
Once that house flames up, you have 15 secs to run. It'll burn hotter than a furnace!
Fire retardent foam its not what your thinking iv got 15 years as an installer you don't gotta like it but it's still true lol shit made to have a hard time burning
No, this foam doesn’t “burn” like that.
Really everyone is missing the scariest part. It's just a mask and no fresh air. I worked in the industry. That open cell foam gets into the lungs... no good. But like ya said, next step spray the fire retardant just like for roofs. Personally I'd go with Cellulose and borate insulation.
@@donaldliverance2597г
It would be if the used the same foam as silly string. Actual less time.
I am an Electrician. One of my many electricallal job was fire restoration.
I would go in with the Fire Inspector, after a fire, and install temporary electrical service, through out the house.
One time, I was in a burnt out house. It was a new three story McMansion.
We spotted the source of the fire.
The fire was started im the bathroom ceiling. The fire was centered around the bathroom exhaust fan. Commonly called the "fart fan" in the Electrical trade.
What probably happened is that the exhaust fan was left on, while the familyf was out.
Either the fan got stuck, causing the motor to heat up, or the motor got hot from extended running time.
Normally, this will not cause a fire, because there is enough space in the joist to dissipate the heat.
But not in this case, the insulation was packed tightly around the fart fan.
This caused the heat to build up, and a fire to occur.
It was interesting to see, because the fire spread from the fart fan.
So too much insulation can cause fire, especially around electrical boxes.
Is this foam thing flammable?
@@Shiviminivlogs2092 No, the foam is am insulator. It holds in heat. The heat builds up melts the foam, and then sets the wood on fire.
@jamesmooney8933 I don't think the fire retardant insulation was to blame for the fire😂 even you said it yourself there was an electrical problem with the exhaust fan... house would have burned down with stay foam or fiberglass insulation
@@konnerkramer329 Correct, there was an electrical problem with the fart fan.
Being an old electrician, I am aware of a time when insulation was not installed in the ceilings of bathrooms.
Fart fans were free of insulation. When the Fart fan went to ground, the heat would be spread throughout the gap between the joist. The burnt out fart fan would give a terrible smell, but not burn down the house.
The real fire problem is low grade shorts, that don't trip breakers. Staplers on Romex cause fires it not properly installed. Every so often you will hear of a fire. The house was being remodeled. What happened was a staple was put in improperly, and the staple nicked the romex. This created a low grade short. It was not enough to trip a breaker, but created a small electric heater. This low grade heater burnt into the 2x4 stud. Over time the stud caught on fire, and burnt down the house.
I use one hole straps in stead of staples.
I don't install fart fans or light fixtures boxes around insulation.
I worked my last 20 years as a maintenance electrician. I seen many things happen with electrical. I have an extreme respect for electric.
Did you know an Electrician in New England was convicted of manslaughter because he incorrectly wire an electric wall heater.
I am not aware of the details, but there are special wire nut connector that are required to use in electric heaters. You can't use the standard plastic wire nuts. As a maintenance electrician, I wired electrical space heaters, and used the special connectors.
You right Mr electrician. . Is true. I don't know why they put so much insulation on it Besides, when people have an electrical or plumbing problem, they will not be able to run a cable between the wall.
Это тот случай, когда комментарии заслуживают лайк, а эта работа нет
Работа тоже лайк заслуживает, ребята делают свою работу правильно, марка пенополиаретана правильно подобрана. Другое дело, зачем в жилом помещении столько этой пены.
Полы утепляют на севере очень подходяще
Потом менять вместе со всем полом выпиливая,?@@Iadlowez-17
@@Iadlowez-17 звукоизоляция.
Ск
Химии
Why does the helper not wear a board on each foot like snow shoes? Then he could remain standing upright, and simply take alternate steps forward when necessary.
Because that would make too much sense!
Exactly! I don't know how they are not falling thru with not being on the beams 😮
@@Whiteboybenz666 wild guess is that area is either concrete (where's the PT wood?) or double 5/8" drywall, which is fairly sturdy. Hard to say from where we sit, right?
ما وجه الفائده من ذلك
It's gotta be open cell foam
О, моё любимое,эти дома из ОСБ плит,пены,клея! Это же просто прелесть! Привет,онкология.
Да это точно!
Онкология уже давно в вашем доме в виде мебели из опилок и других вещей
Зато загорается с полтычка!
Да уж, посмотришь, и хочется в землянке жить
Из чернобыльского леса строите и ничего.
I can feel the headaches this room gives even without being in it 😂
Recordé una frase que escuché cuando era niño, "HASTA LO QUE NO COMES TE HACE DAÑO"
Там не боль,там туман в глазах мой друг-2дня!
Yes and even after years this room can make you sick
Есть "пенополипропилен" и есть "пенополиуретан". Детские паралонновые игрушки сделаны абсолютно по этой же технологии только давление компрессора гораздо ниже. Пенополиуретан не токсичен!!! Токсичен пенополипропилен!!! Обычный "пенопласт" это пенополипропилен, который годами выделяет фенол.
😂
I FINALLY SEE SOMEONE WHO MAKES GOOD USE OF THAT BLESSED FOAM WITHOUT LEAVING RESIDUE TO CUT AFTER
Chill bro it's just a video 😂
@@jkrollin69you
I worked with the same process packaging of motor pump in Taiwan.. I find the way to recycle the residue or excess by putting it before you spray.
Blessed from luzifer 😃its toxic af
That's y tornado comes and American homes can survive that 😂🤣
Чем мы дышим,а ещё хотим быть здоровыми.Кругом одна химия.
полимочивина безвредна...после высыхания...и негорючая с Г3 насиная...👍...весчь
А ты не из химии?извини если мозг поломал!
Жрать все чтл в рот лезет бухать курить работать это нормально но чуть что "надышался химией" живи в землянке
Вы правы, но дело не в химии.
Кислород тоже вполне химия, чтож ты дышать не перестал?
Соглашусь с одним человеком , классные мышиные домики . У нас вагончик и там пенопласт был в стенках , когда начали делать ремонт , открою вам секрет, все стены были в ходах мышиных , пенопласт , непригоден для дома .
До этого видео излишки пены просто срезали ножом. В будущем и с мышами решат вопрос.
От нагрева вызывает яд и рак
@@ОлегХ-т7рплесень в таких домах.дышишь ядом и оак
Очень опасное жилище
Ну, во-первых мыши быстро умрут от рака😁.Во вторых: снизу бетонное перекрытие, сверху бетонная стяжка. Как они туда залезут - вопрос интересный 😁В третьих делаем эпоксидные полы. И никакого рака😁
My last story is about radon. Radon was never a problem until the 70's when houses were sealed up, and windows became tight.
I read about this Nuclear Generator maintenance worker. After work, he be tested for radiation contamination. He started getting hot readings every day.
They had to find out where he was getting exposed to Nuclear radiation in the plant.
They follow him around for day, checking the area where he had worked in the plant for radiation, but they found nothing.
Then they checked him for radiation when he came to work, and they found out that he was getting the radiation from outside the plant.
They eventually found out the radiation came from the home.
This is when they coined the term radon. Radon gets trapped in a house from over insulation, sealed up tight, no leak window, and basement that are not water proof.
The treatment for radon is waterproofing the basement and ventilating the basement.
No "term was coined" regarding home insulation and buildup of radioactive gas. Radon was discovered in 1899 and named "radon" in 1920.
@@pulaski1 Thank you for the clarification. I can't research everything.
I am grateful for your back up.
In the UK, any new house built in a known Radon area, usually over granite, has to have a Radon barrier installed under the floor. It's not a great expense as it doubles as a vapour barrier.
@@terencejay8845 So primarily Cornwall and Aberdeen.
@@pulaski1 Wherever there isn't a chalk layer.
Это здание дышать не будет, жить в нем, сокращать жизнь себе и своим близким😢
Ну да ну да бетоные коробки то дышат или кирпичные кладки продуваются😂 все строители дохера стали и адепты "здоровья"
И дети зеленоватые будут. Убедился , когда загоняли про полезный пеноизол.
Теперь у соседа в огороде огромный двухэтажный домина. Ни жить, ни продать.
@@gogaberg2446 ну с дуру и хер сломать можно... не надо было экономить на материалах, а так из оазряда вышек5g
@@The_maximuZтам нет химии
А здесь..... 😂
Зачем повторять бред? )
My brother worked this job. It didn't pay well enough for the toxic exposure and the wear and tear. The whole team was on one drug or another to get through the shifts.
That's most construction
yep i did it a few years. fucking horrible job the bosses dont care if you die. guys breathing fumes all day long cus they cant be bothered to wear a respirator. insane job honestly the guys that do it for a long time are nuts.
Idk how the industry doesn’t stop employees from drinking on the job. 💀 So many guys drink all day. Because the companies are always 1: understaffed 2: don’t have the right equipment 3: force employees in situations where their life is at risk. Been there. I was threatened with the loss of my job if I didn’t risk my life. Quit.
@@indfnt5590 kudos for getting tf out. Ppl complain industry is over-regulated but you're giving the real talk. No one's really watching these bosses getting away with murder.
Because the respirators are wrong, they need forced air and supplex suits. They are high alright without doing drugs.
Вывод - лучше всегда строить дом самому а не покупать готовый, , чтобы точно значь, что все материалы не вредны для здоровья.
Вывод, для начала разберитесь в технологии что бы иметь хоть какую то компетенцию.
In Ireland today people can't sell their homes if they have spray on insulation. They have to rip it all out and prove there's no structural damage before banks will give a mortgage...
I've been hearing similar things here in the upper midwest US
You wont know if there has been a leak, while it rots the structure
Thats so stupid. In Europe u guys have stupid laws . Cant even have cows or put a muffler 9n your car . No thanks . And i used to live there
What, why
@@kennethharlan5158 its closed cell foam which water will not leak through, so you will not know if water penetrated the roof and gets into the structural trusses.
Ireland is a failed nation, how does it feel to finally free yourself of birtish rule only to then bend over for the EU?
Мышки в частном доме скажут большое спасибо, ходы только в путь удобно грызть
Если хорошая пена то они в ней не живут,а ток и в кирпичах если надо ходов наделают про брус молчу
If the foam doesn't have enough room to fully expand it will have spots in the middle the won't cure. It'll render your house unlivable from the fumes. That's why you usually see guys letting it expand then trimming it flush
Sure
I was going to say this looks tidier than any spray job ibe seen but thsnks for clearing up that its wrong! Makes sense if you dont let it expand its not going off properly
It is fully the expanding, just not up.
Good point
🤦♂️
A lot of insurance companies won't insure houses with spray foam, and even some mortgage lenders won't loan.
Is there green foam? No toxic vapors?
@@twilfitsit’s often the fact that you can’t see the material behind it. It’s tough to diagnose if you have roof leaks or if the sheathing is failing if it’s covered with foam. Generally this just means whoever is giving the loan kinda doesn’t know much about construction
Also is a bad idea to keep away pests, like termites.
Also these foams absorb moisture like a sponge which transfer to timber members... Leading to rot
@@RRC5074eh,not exactly. closed cell foam does soak up a bit but water flows right through. Open cell foam dries like a brick, with no absorption.
I've never seen anyone install spray foam insulation with zero waste and no cleanup required. These guys are pros.
Im thing their Mexicans!❤
@@Jeus-h3oI’m thing yoo mexican
Cái này mà chạm lửa thì cực nguy hiểm nha
Es peso pluma 🤦
Это ребята убийцы жильцов , которые там будут жить пена очень вредная выдеояет яловитые веще тва долшин годы.
The polyurethane projection is extraordinary, I love to see that type of machines working. ❤
Really good if you're never planning on using electricity or plumbing or heating
Or breath.
I hope they sealed that concrete underneath with a non permeable coating otherwise they are going to get mold and mildew under their floor despite the insulation.
I agree one hundred percent.
don't worry these houses definitely end up moldy, not just the floors, and the wood rots
silt plate / seal
No they wont that insulation seals itself to anything and everything
As a man who worked in Pest Management... What you do when Termites come through the cracks, go undetected till you see some swarmers and they eat the joists and other things.... Smh what a damned mess that would be 🙃
This is called “screw the next guy” insulation method.
Depending on what the next guy would even do with this it is very easy to cut through with a knife even and if they are excavating they are going through that shit regardless
What you , no wires there's nothing that. They cover what Do you mean screw the next guy you must be a plumber
It’s actually extremely easy to remove
@@addisonthomason oh I did not know, I thought it was the same kind used on roof tops.
@@obi-wankobe2024 thanks for the explanation, I didn’t know.
Можно дом с снаружи утеплить но дома дышать этой химией нет. 😊😊
I love to see people using their PPE!
Googles! Masks! Bunny suits! Gloves! Its a beautiful thing!
Until you think further that there will be people living in that house that dont wear ppe all day long
I'd recommend thinking even one step further than that
Thank god they are wearing there Googles 😂😂
@@brandonheinrich2524 I'm not changing it! 😅
You've obviously never been I'm a room when that stuff is being sprayed
Finally decent foam guys that actually block the foam in instead of the next trade in line having to cut the shit flush to lay the drywall. Respect
Mad respect 🫡
How is this with fire?
@@Randomdude21-e it's flame retardant foam insulation
@@kiilod6914 okay, thanks for answering
This stops it from achieving its best result and the foamer is supposed to flush cut it himself after he sprays it you can back charge them if they dont and you can o ly block in this less efective half pound foam the other stuff will move you and your blocking they lift driveways with it now
No after cut. This is carpenter ingenuity at its finest right here. They are saving tons of material and manpower which results in saving alot of money. Nobody has to follow up and cut out the excess foam, they can measure and figure almost the exact amount of material and time for every single job. These guys are the shyt. I can't wait til I have to do foam insulation again. Thanxs forreal
I can see the commercial now. "Where you a spray insulation guy from the years 2017 to 2030?"
were* (had to read that four times to get it)
Then call the negligence network to collect your settlement WITHOUT GOING TO COURT.
😂😂😂
Lol
Hi
I never thought about using a wood border to ensure the over-expansion of the foam. Thats mad smart 😮
Do not use spray insulation. Besides being crazy toxic, when something like bugs or water inevitably get inside, that foam will hide the damage being done and you won’t notice it until it’s too late; if at all. There’s a reason batten insulation is the standard. It’s also a a lot cheaper and easier to install.
You obviously have never had spray foam done, the way they do it in this video is wrong, bugs wouldn’t get in either way, the foam is poisonous to animals and pests, it’s also water proof, it’s actually a very good solution in some cases and sometimes is even cheaper than regular insulation
@@viktorfruehauf2690the fact that it is water “proof” is part of the problem; the house cannot breath and damp has no choice but to be taken up by timbers or other porous surfaces. This method just seems foolish on so many levels. How could you ever inspect electrics or pipe work? Get rid of rodents who make a home in this stuff…..I’m not surprised banks and surveyors don’t like this stuff. It’s no good having something quick and easy to install if it’s a nightmare to remove; it’s a quick fix but false economy in the long run. Makes even less sense when you suggest that it only “sometimes “ cheaper.
@@Infinitpossibilities maybe you have never built a house, a house needs something called a “moisture barrier”, which is exactly what it sounds like, this insulation, acts as one which eliminates the need for any other barrier. This foam is also poisonous to all rodents and pests, this is the exact reason many people put spray foam in, it also insulates twice a as much as regular insulation making your bills cheaper, and as for inspection’s, I don’t really understand your argument, it’s not hard, just find the wire/pipe with a stud finder just like in any other insulation, cut out the insulation, just like any other insulation, and then respray it, just like any other insulation.
@viktorfruehauf2690 only closed cell is water proof
@@benthebuilder6934Bob the builder I knew you was real
С таким утеплением долго не проживёшь
А долго и не нужно, до 70 лет достаточно чтоб понять что такое жизнь
У вас какие то данные есть по данному материалу или вам так кажется ?
NO SI SE MUEREN RÁPIDO,,,,NO VIVEN MUCHO,,,, POR ESO LOS HOSPITALES ESTÁN LLENOS DE GENTE CON CÁNCER Y CADA DÍA ES MÁS Y MÁS. 🤷🏻
Корденцан, плесень и грибок. 100% сгниет все дерево
Мин вату умудряются клать вместо пены такой. Через год даже брус на 180 сгнивает
There’s a reason homes in the UK don’t have this - When it does, you know some dodgey work has gone on 🤣
Fuck the uk
Oh you guys insulate with gold huh? My bad.
@@Stinky-samurai No mate, obviously… I knew Americans(Could also be a Canadian, but you’d be an outlier) were dense but damn, you take the cake.
It’s just not a good idea, if it’s not installed properly it causes far more issues than it solves, it’s hard to remove, it actually lowers your house value and not to mention the fact that it just isn’t all that safe when being installed, nor is it all that safe if you were to break it. Plus, out of all types of insulation, it’s the most expensive and gives mid tier results compared to other types. There’s just so many drawbacks to it that it isn’t commonplace here, it wouldn’t make sense.
@@gggc1003A google search and looking through around 8 different websites found nothing to back up your claim. In fact, outside of shoddy installation (you get what you pay for) The only major complaint I have found is that it is too good at insulating and traps heat and moisture in the house.
Can you show me where you found info saying that it's so horrible? And these guys are in a full MOPP getup with respirators. I don't see what would get into their lungs unless homie on the camera is taking a smoke break.
@@gggc1003stupid ppl everywhere. America builds on a scale not rivaled by any country. We are going to have different practices. My house was built in the 60s with wood and the “cardboard walls”. Our way works fine here.
Мыши округи скажут большое спасибо хозяину такого дома
It’s always a good idea to stand on top of gypsum board since they are well known to be one of the the strongest compound alloys known in the universe, second only adamantium and possible vibranium.
If only wolverines skeleton was gypsum he would have been a real hero 😂
My first thought too.
thats a concrete floor i believe
@@patrickstout5162 you know what, you might be right. I watched the short a few times again and while it is clearly not the 1st FL, it’s normal for larger apartment buildings to have all its floors and exterior/load bearing walls made out of concrete. The foam is then laid for both insulation as well as sound absorber. Upvote for catching that.
It’s probably gypcrete
That is the most effective and efficient way I’ve witnessed by far. Brilliant strategy👍🏽!
Terible
на следующий день все разойдется
If there is ever a house fire, their neighbors will be able to sue for being poisoned
@KeroseneKerosinelol no they can't
They used to pump fiberglass insulation as well, until people started dying. They couldn't pay me enough to do this job.😅
Some lenders won’t approve spray foamed houses in uk, because it can hide rotten timber I think and it’s toxic
All insulation is toxic you ever try the cotton candy in the attic 🤣🤣🤣
Also due to interstitial condensation.
Foam is worse and is fuel to fire
Очень токсичная пена, я на заводе ёмкости с горячей кислотой пенил для сохранения температуры.
@@speshu-pg1wzтоксичная при распылении. После застывания и хорошего проветривания уже нет - не токсичнее всего,что нас окружает,от бытовых приборов посуды,текстиля,до линолеума,декорпанелей и ламината.
Дааа, в термосе жить, я думаю удовольствие сомнительное😅
Любой дом без приточно вытяжной системы термос.
А если не термос то вы топите улицу
Работаю пожарным, тушили мы похожий дом с пенопластом в стенах, дым от него страшный яд
In Norway we make our insulation out of glass and rocks. If it keeps us warm up here it does the world over. The materials used are also sustainable and renewable
Yea but watching the foam expand looks cool
Asbestos is a rock
If your talking about rockwool that is not environmentally friendly...
Минеральная плита отличный утеплитель.
И такое утепление безопасно для здоровья человека, а вот эта пена - яд.
Oh meu Deus 🙀 isso é invenção da NASA 😂😂😂❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Да! Хочешь быстрее помереть, утепляй дом монтажной пеной!!!
Это не монтажная пена , это двухкомпонентный утеплитель на основе пенополиуретана
Great idea!
As a demolition foreman. That shit is a pain in the ass to clean especially if we're gutting everything.
Oh true I like watching it expand but fuck tryna clean it up that shit must be a nightmare
@@Tezza777 you have no clue. It's even worse if it's from the outside and wind blowing.
Try acetone or acrylic nail polish remover in
a spray bottle on some it should melt.
If using large amounts use safety precautions and PPE.
Acetone disolves cigarette butts and
Styrofoam. The Dollar Tree scented nail polish softens the spray foam.
Nobody cares about your status
What does it take to remove, y’all use any chemical to make it mush or anything?
I would NEVER allow spray-foam insulation in any of my houses.
1 little mistake and the whole house is a death strap.
"Beneath the broad tide of human history there flows the stealthy undercurrent of the secret societies, which frequently determine in the depths the changes that take place upon the surface."
32°MM Arthur Edward
From "New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry"
@@mayanboricuaI'll do you one even better.
"As for those who disbelieve, it makes no difference whether you warn them or not: they will not believe. God has sealed their hearts and their ears, and their eyes are covered. They will have great torment."
From the Qur'an.
This isn't a house either, it's a building!! This is wild.
@@chickenstrangler3826fax
That one mistakes name? Using spray foam insulation
Вот мышкам раздолье, грызть не перегрызть. Будете слушать мышинный перехруст регулярно 😂
Не будет там никаких мышей. Они в такое говоно даже не подумают суваться. Они берегут свое здоровье. 😂
В твоих снах
Old world: we got the occasional cancer from coal mines, lead paint, etc.
New world: hold my cancerous beer
old or new it is a European thing these deadly chemicals never existed until Europeans it is all in lieu of profit trying to beat the Joneses and they don't even exist😮😢😅 now that is just scary stupid😮😢
Жесть! Берегите здоровье, не применяйте для изоляции или утепления подобное!
Что там не так?
Плесень и конденсат обеспечены!
Тараканы, клопы
ты че дурак, утепляют так дома давно. учи мат часть.@@ЛюдмилаПутимцева-э3ь
А я убедилась что методы наших прадедов самые лучшие и экологичнык почему все так сорвались на пластик и химию тем более когда медицина платная...
точно, дранка вместо кровли это чудо чудесное😅
Зато это прекрасный домик для грызунов ( мышки , крыски очень любят лабиринты выгрызать в пене , пенопласте 😂) !
какие такие методы прадедов? крыть крышу дранкой?
Нет лучше деревянных домов, которые дышат. И строились на столетия и стояли и теплые были. Все было продумано. Все позабыто.
При закрытых окнах в этом доме дышать можно будет? При высокой температуре летом - никаких вредных испарений??
@@НаталияСтолярова-й4ч Что же вы так грустно, ничего не потеряно и сейчас дома строят деревянные и гос.програима есть на такую застройку, только надо побольше расширять программу на обучение специалистов, а знания не утеряны , хвала Господу Богу 🥰❤️🙏
تمام صداها و هر چی را عایق میکند باران و غیره 👌😍
This clip was so realistic that I found myself holding my breath, so as not to breathe in the fumes!!
I’m more impressed that they are standing on a drywall ceiling and not falling through … then the spray foam
They are wearing anti gravity slip over socks
They are not
Downstairs neighbors are going to go psychotic from the noise 😂
@@matthewbernard4152nobodys livin somewhere its still bein built like this lol this is most likely a normal house as well not a apartment
@@nugget7236 well you clearly watched the video 😂🤦🏼♂️ dude they are 30 floors up in a high rise and with thin floors like that whoever is below them is going to hear every pin drop. But whatever you say dude who totally watched the video 😂
Ужас, мы пристраиваем комнаты детям, так укладываем и в стены и под крышу утеплитель из льна и конопли. Дороже выходит, зато экологично. Полы деревянные, кровати из дерева делаем, кое какую мебель тоже из дерева сделали. Пластик из дома постепенно убираем...
También vamos eliminando los bosques . . . .
@@elconuquillo что вы имеете ввиду? Лес для мебели и дома был всегда, его можно вырубать правильно, дозировано, при этом обязательно высаживать новые леса. А вот пластик губит всё вокруг...
U in Russia?
В России много леса, а значит и дерево дешевле чем в других странах. Кто как может так и выживает...
@@esdeath89braindead
I saw a five year old house that used that. Damn near half the outside walls had all the studs and osb rotted away because it doesn’t let moisture out.
It doesn't get any better than this. I'm quitting college.
Faz casas de tijolo assim não tem estes problemas!
@@Caleidea brick house still needs to be insulated.
I believe this is only for cold countries. Using foams for construction looks really weird to me 😅
@mundoverdesemi-arido it cuts down on the cost of heating and cooling of your home. Less of your heat or AC escaping
@@Caleidebrick houses still need insulated even more
That is some if the strongest drywall I ever seen!
Lol
Plywood
that's exactly what I was thinking because it sure does look like thet brown back paper of older drywall
It's a tile
It's concrete. That's why they are insulating the floor.
It’s definitely tile, look at the back of it.
My landlord used this spray foam to seal up a hole from old wiring leading outside. Bugs and mice not only Love this foam.. they seem attracted to it!
They make it from corn too..they used ot in cars not too long ago a d abandoned the idea as it did exactly what you said..attract wild life..that ate the wiringin the engines😂
The canned stuff is supposed to help fill air gaps not keep mice out lmao.
There are a couple certain kinds of plastics (which these spray foams are too) which release odors and smells that attract mice and rats, thats why they love to chew on cables
Great teamwork for sure. Timing is everything
So much easier than carving off the excess. Less wasteful too. Only change I would make is a long, angled handle for that board.
Да и на пистолет распылителя можно удлинитель смастерить. На спину легче будет.
How is this more waste?
@@leonbrown99if you have to cut off something, then its waste.
Bro I would add a 3-4 ft. 2X4 to the middle of that mold board and never have to bend down like that again. Save your backs! other than that clean ass work!
Toxic to live in
That looks like a lot more labor intensive than rolling out classic fiberglass insulation
Um you would be surprised. A good spray crew can knock out a house in a few house, we’re as traditional takes a day or two. Also labor cost is higher with traditional as you have more guys working. Traditional is easy when you are doing walls and there all perfect 16 inch on center. Buttttt that is never the case. Tight gaps don’t get sealed properly. There is a ton of cutting length that has to be done. Most spray foam come in with two guys and they knock it out. Traditional is really time consuming when doing subfloors and attic’s. Also with traditional it has to be installed along with a vapor barrier. With spray foam it can also be a vapor barrier. Spray foam can be thinner and offer more r value. So no spray foam is not labor intensive at all, product is pricy.
Fiberglass insulation is worthless.
You just sound lazy
Yes and no. Not only that, think about it, they use fiberglass to make furnace filters. It doesn't stop air movement.
10 years from now this will be the new asbestos. “Did you or a loved one buy a house with spray foam insulation? You may be entitled to compensation.”
Yep
There isnt 10 years left for this poanet anyways at most just over 7
@@Jesus_Christ_is_Lord_ I'll bite. Why does the planet have less than 7 yrs? The big asteroid that is coming & is supposed to be so close that it will be between the earth & our moon? Or something else?
@@Jesus_Christ_is_Lord_ agenda 2030?
@@Jesus_Christ_is_Lord_it’s gonna last bud, we’ll be long dead before earth dies
WOW!! They make it look so easy👍🏻
Мыши скажут огромное спасибо этим строителям!
Этим вредно дышать. Мыши не захотят попробовать.
Почему?😊
Согласен. У меня дом из СИП и в обрезках, которые лежат в сарае с зерном мыши не хотят жить...!
Да
@@СерегаКурский-ю5й тараканы и клопы будут не против.
i've seen a new house that had spray foam, that had to have all the wood replaced. all because moisture couldn't escape and evaporate, there was black mold everywhere.
hopefully they solved that issue with spray foam, let us know in a few years...
Thx I was thinking to get some .
It's not an issue with foam, it's an issue with installers not knowing what they're doing and companies not training them correctly. Just because they can squeeze the trigger and wear a respirator they think that's all they need to know to spray.
With a new house the wood is quite damp, I’ve framed homes that were soaked with rain or snow for a week or two while building. Then if this foam is sprayed on it would seal in the moisture and cause mold
yeah not sure if it was early on but they sprayed it wrong in one house and the gasses from the foam kept filling the house so they had to rip off the entire top.
Spray foam is an exceptional material, when not overused and sprayed correctly
Ни за что бы не хотела жить в таком доме. Никакого проветривания нет, представляю какой тяжёлый воздух там, даже если пена и без запаха...
А при пожаре до двери не добежишь !😮
Еще вредно для здоровья🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Система вентиляции зачем?,; свежий воздух должен идти из пола
?!? 😂
В бетоной коробке то воздух свежак прям само тооо
این خونه جون میده برا سیستم صوتی با صدای بلند ❤❤❤
I did this job for a few years. Quit because of all the toxic offgassing. I hate sprayfoam with a passion now. its horrible i never want to be near it again. Worst job ever and im sorry for those with improper foam in their home and health issues.
YES AND THESE TWO DUDES ARE RISKING HEALTH 2
In Canada they spray foam garage ceilings if a room is above it. Sometimes water lines for bathrooms run through the garage ceilings. I had to repair a water leak that was dripping in the garage. Don't even ask about how much foam I had to cut out to actually locate the pipes. 😢
Gufyc I am going to
How much foam did you have to cut out to locate the pipes?
@@filipineauxalot
@@filipineauxhe said don't ask abt it.
Sormuyoruz. Tamam
Oʻzbeklar bormikan deb kamentga kirganlar❤bitta ❤
That place is gonna be nice and warm in the winter time😊😊.
If you actually read about all the chemicals that are in that stuff its absolutely terrifying.
😮
If you read the safety data sheet on all chemicals you come into contact with on a daily basis, you would never leave your home! Never! If it's your time to go, it's time to go. You don't have control over that schedule!
@@scothubbard5323😂😂😂😂
I mean yeah when its a gas, but when it dries its inert. You're not eating it lmao
@@lachlanstayspeak for yourself; it's a cheaper alternative to rice cakes and more flavour
А это не вредно, а как огне безопасность , не опасен, не загорится как порох и будет выделять смертельный угар.
Безопасность прежде всего.😊
Вот поэтому там за котов замуж выходят и детей к ветеринару на приём водят!
А лучше бункер сделать от ракет... безопасность превыше всего😊
I’m jealous those floors aren’t gonna have a tiny seep of ambient air. Nicely done.
''How expensive, unrepairable and harmful do you want your construction build sir?''
''Oh the worst possible please, as long as it isn't already on fire and filing a claim before I can insure it, that's perfect.''
Задумка хорошая , однако есть два серьёзных минуса , это в последствии высокая пожароопасность и высокая проницаемость звука , как через стены , так и межэтажное перекрытие ! А так ребята молодцы , руки растут откуда и следует , да и голова на своём месте ! Лайк бесспорно !
Проредить балки тогда шумо изоляция в минус и термос хорош 😊
Если пожар два вдоха и все
А мыши ?
@@volvol7468мыши да а еще сколько это все будет фенолы выделять?
@@volvol7468 , заведите кошку , не кота !
That's a pretty clever technique to keep from having to shave it down
Looks like it's slow going though. About 2' square foot @ a time, and that's a big room
@@Avengedsevenfoldrocks it is, but your incurring zero waste, zero cutting, zero clean up. And the cavity is sprayed full. This is a pretty smart technique. And with the price of those chemicals it's still cheaper to pay for a little extra labor
They'll feel like genuises till it continues to grow and they can't get the stinking ply to sit down properly
@@ellkir1521 that fast expanding foam is completely set up in under 10 seconds. No more expansion
And how it doesn't adhere to no shaving technique piece of wood.
So much better than sawing the waist off afterwards. Less wasteful. Perfect
👍
Cut them above the legs...
They're still gotta have to do that, it's higher than the joists.
THANK YOU FOR WEARING PROPER RESPORATOR
MASK PROTECTION !!
Классные мышиные домики😊
Я тебе может открою секрет но мыши и в пенопласте могут лазить, но все им пользуются)
Мышиный домик у твоей мамки, знаешь наверное где?😂
Два коммента-ответа прям тупые дальше некуда🤦♀️. И не в тему совсем и мозгов ноль😂
@@AMEPUKAPUBAY извините живу в деревне, с чем сталкиваюсь о том и пишу
@@СлавянКубассдома для бомжей за большие деньги , 40 процентов теряет свое жилье так и не выплатя 😂
Опилки с добавлением извести лучший метод - и тепло и мыши не заводятся..можно еще обработать для прочности и пожаробезопасности жидким стеклом..
Поверьте, мыши заводятся.
@@AMEPUKAPUBAY Alçi ve Pudra şekeri Fare ye en güzel çözümdür güzel kiz
то есть стекловата хотел сказать ?😅
Стекловата запрещена
Только не с нашей влажность. А мыши заводятся и в пене и в опилках с известью
The cbc market place did a show on interior spray foam in homes . Very toxic and dangerous
Вот так и строят дома из "гавна и палок". Им наплевать на наше здоровье и на нашу жизнь. Глобальное неуважение к людям.
Good to know, thanks. I've been looking into this stuff for a while.
Off gasses for ever
@@2dawgsmiked684
Do your research
It is safe to have in your home
@@wollywolly2734no it isn't, it can hide rotten timber
Imagina los pulmones de esos trabajadores en unos cuantos años eso me da tristeza 😢
This stuff ( if it is the same as) was banned in Australia in the 1970s as it gave off extremely toxic fumes if there was a fire & it either caught alight or even smouldered. A friend & I were some of the very first to use it in the State of Victoria & luckily ( not for the owners) a fire in the adjoining terrace house alerted everyone to the dangers of this stuff before even twenty houses had been sprayed. Strangely it had been approved by the govt.
Ya they worked out all the bugs in the last 50 years lol
What about out Gases?? Toxic
@@getsmarty7603 . Just like they worked out the "bugs" in the herbicide Glyphosate & declared it wasn't Carcinogenic (cancer triggering). That's why so many countries have banned it, except of course our stupid (corrupt?) politicians in Australia. It has been proven to be a precursory chemical that can activate cancer cells. Particularly breast cancer.
@@getsmarty7603a singular google search debunks that lol
Australia is a Hot country. Never get cold weather
Раньше наши предки опилки и стружку использовали, тепло и экологично.
Sawdust is a cancer causing substance
Раньше в шкуру мамонта заворичивались и жили в пещере
@@Александр-ш4ь2гpreviously our ancestors used to throw animals and babies into volcanoes
All these are flame starters 😂😊
Мы засыпали пол и потолок мелкой фракцией керамзита. Живём на крайнем севере, дом из цельного бревна. Нам нормально) дом 48 квадратных метров , печь кирпичная кпд на 25 квадратных метров.
Вот это работа 👍🏻
Легкие 🫁 через год выплюнут 😢😅
они в масках, а лёгкие имеют свойство очищаться
Soooo ein dummes Gehirn...
بنظرمن بهترین مواد کف ساختمان ملات سیمان یا سرامیک است مادرایران یا کف ساختمان را باسرامیکیاسنگ میسازیم سا با ملات سیمان وماسه یاگچ وخاک صاف میکنیم..این کترباعث میشود که درزمستان گرم ودرتابستان خنک باشد کف ساختمان..این کارماایرانی ها قدمت ۳۵۰۰ساله دارد..البته دران زمان بجای سیمان از ملات گل رس وپشم بوده که تاحالاهم دوام اورده ودراین همه وحشی گری طبیعت خودرا به زمان مارسانده...احسنت برنیاکان ماایرانی ها که با کارهایشان دنیا را به تمدن تبدیل کردن..زنده باد ایران
Ох, сколько же пищи будет для огня в случае пожара! И сколько ядовитого дыма!
😅D
Mi stavo chiedendo proprio quello.😮😮😮😮
Дааа...гореть хорошо будет...знатно
ditto
Это вы как специалист говорите? Кла
с горючести г2, не горит но поддерживает горение. Зачем высказываться в чем 0 компетенции
A really good method that avoids a lot of waste . No trimming the excess afterwards & throwing it in the garbage.
are fucking kidding? Like back in the day they build with wood, straw and clay.. waste doesnt matter cuz its organic. BUT YE filling an entire house with chemical garbage is SUCH a good way of avoiding waste. CUZ WASTE IS BAD RIGHT
Building economy is fucken screwed :D
@@Cendazifyyou must be a biden voter..
everything is treated in a house, from carpets to PT lumber..
good grief..
Most effective, low-waste method of rotting a floor.
Самый эффективный метод разведия мышей
That won’t rott the floor
😍😍😍 چه ایده خوبی هست برای سقف خانه در داخل میشه استفاده کرد ممنون 👏🏻👌🏼
Es tosico
"Hold up guys I've got two more wires to run". - Electricians
And that’s why electrical should be ran through conduits.
I have wired a couple of styrofoam leggo houses ( styrofoam blocks that stack like bricks and have a hollow center). They stack them up then they pour concrete in the center.
This as all built and done before electrical and plumbing. We used an electric chainsaw to cut lines through the foam units we hit concrete, and made a slot to run our wire then come back and put the wires in against the concrete. Then our final step was to spray foam in a can and fill in all the cut marks. It was about 110 outside and in the lower level of the house that was 1/2 way underground on a hill side was about 70, and this was no ac or anything, just from the insulation
@@billybob-zg4bxGuaranteed to choose the wrong size of conduit in that case.
Так не бетоном же залили...
that one guy looks like he's standing on nothing but drywall ceiling
I thought the same at first but I believe since it is a high-rise building he is probably standing on a concrete floor.
В Германии начала 40-х были Газенвагены, а тут решение пошире- Газенхауc.
Зимняя 🏨 гостиница ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ для мышек.