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The idea that you can grow your own insulation from mushrooms is just too cool! What is more natural than myco-insulation?! Well, wool is a natural insulation. They are similar. You can eat the sheep and use the wool. While with myco-insulation, you can eat the fruiting body - the mushroom, and grow insulation from the fungal roots. The R-value is similar to fibreglass, but it is fireproof!

 
How do they get the deer to cross at the signs? Or to read this tiny ad?
heat your home with yard waste and cardboard
https://freeheat.info
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