Leftover insulation 1

[Morglisn]

Good morning!

We fabricate insulation parts, and have a specific part that is made from 1/2", 3# Microlite (J.M. material). We have a leftover circle, which measures a perfect 4" diameter, and we have literally thousands per month left over. Can any of you think of a way these can be used, or by whom?

I just can't bear the thought of another 2-3 dumpster-loads of perfectly cut little parts.

Thanks!

 

[samv]

(star for you for your waste reduction effort! hope you can find a match)

 

[IRstuff]

Have you thought about EBay?

TTFN

 

[dpoppeli]

Hopefully your area has a material exchange that you can list it in. In the state of Indiana this is run through the Department of Environmental Management. See:

http://www.in.gov/idem/imx/

I've always plyed with the idea of aquiring some of the used telephone poles which are periodically listed. They would make a great bridge across my ravine.

 

[imok2]

These people use MICROLITE TURBODISK BAG FILTERS in their water treatment equipment and/or they may be able to direct you on where you can recycle your excess.Go here:

http://www.advancedwater.com/Filters/filters.htm.

If that doesn't work then go to this web site:

http://www.truelocal.com/topicsearc...cycle&camp=National&group=Recycling&ts=1&r=1.

Good luck and thanks for recycling

 

[cme]

Aren't there manufacturer's for fiberglass blow-in insulation? Maybe you can contact them.