[deadhead77]

So I dropped the ball bad or so I think i did. I ran out of room and quickly set up a room in the basemet to finish flowering. There in week six; about ten days ago i put them in there. Heres the thing above the light about 2-3ft long 2ft wide and is an exposed part of the ceiling and it has pink insulation facing down toward the plants. There was a fan blowing toward the light for 10 days there is definitely a breeze above the light hitting the insulation i feel there is particles in the air. The buds are huge and nice im about to chop them and throw them away. Any advice or help in whether im making the right move chopping or not. Thank u

[Snook]

I wouldn't want to make a decision but you could wash them (after harvest) in plain water??? coupla times but would you trust youd get alla shit out??! guess ou could make edibles but clean that shit up!

[deadhead77]

Hey snook yea i hear ya i was thinking that. Ive sprayed a few things to help clean. Honestly i see particles in the air...i understand there may be dust and such but it seems like a lot. This would hurt me bad but i may have to. The more i read about the fiberglass the worse it seems. Ive read about invisible fiberglass particles and a bonding agent in insulation to help it stick.

[Bush Dr]

ISO wash should sort it

[deadhead77]

Im looking at the iso wash.that looks promising although it would be like a lb and a half i feel that would be a lot of time and material involved

[troutman]

Don't forget to cover than insulation with plastic.

[deadhead77]

Troutman speaking about that. As i needed more room im moving this to the garage. I bought a tent and dust shroom. - there is insulation in the garage on the walls uncovered. I keep reading about puting plastic over it could u tell me why and whats the least expensive but effective type i could use if you know. Thank u

[troutman]

You want to cover it with plastic to keep it where it belongs and to reduce the amount of moisture that gets into it. Wet insulation looses it R-value and could be useless over time. Not to mention as you see now. Dust particles of insulation are not healthy to breathe in all the time.

I've worked in residential construction in the past and all we used was a 6mm vapor barrier (plastic sheet). They sell it at most large construction supply type stores.

Something like this is what you want.
They also have it in clear plastic.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/SimpleSol...5040/100661861

[deadhead77]

I understand the moisture makes it breakdown faster. Thank u very much

[jocat]

Maybe just process the batch into oil