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Product Review from Environmental Building News
March 1, 1994
Loose-Fill Insulation from Batt Scraps
Insulation contractors who work with batts have to deal with disposing of cut-offs and waste pieces of insulation from every job. Remodelers take volumes of perfectly good batt insulation to the dump, not only wasting all that material, but also paying a lot in tipping fees. These issues bothered insulation contractor Don Smith of Bend, Oregon, so he created the Big Green Machine, a shredding machine that turns batt scraps into bags of loose-fill blowing insulation....
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