Judith's Papercrete Mixing Technique
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Did you ever get the project finished?
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do you like the papercrete more than other alternative building methodes like strawbail or earthbag? Or cob too.?
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why not spray inside of the buckets and let it pour out.??
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here most coal ash contains arsenic and other highly toxic products. doesn't it in other places as well?
Ladyhawkwright 6 months ago
@Ladyhawkwright You may be right about that. I remember when I first started using it I did some research to make sure it was OK. I don't remember what I found but apparently I felt it was worth it. I would think it would depend on what was in the coal being burned. Sorry I don't have a more scientific answer. I will say though that when using fly ash in papercrete you don;t actually come into contact with it. Once it is mixed into the blocks or walls it is sealed up.
papercrete01 6 months ago
I like them all but it is easier for me to do papercrete without a lot of help. I did an earthbag foundation and that was OK but straw bales are hard to handle and need a lot of finishing and cob is hard to mix.
papercrete01 7 months ago
Thank you Judith! Great video!
You're amazingly determined and independent!
LUVTheMotels 1 year ago
@LUVTheMotels Thanks so much. Encouragement is well appreciated especially in this 100 degree heat. I have a new project going which is coming out great. I'll be posting progress on my blog.
papercrete01 1 year ago
Where are you building? Is a dessert area best for papercrete?
vbirdieb 2 years ago
I am in northern New Mexico. Yes I would say the desert environment is perfect for making papercrete and for living in a well insulated papercrete house
papercrete01 2 years ago