Greetings,
We use papercrete in hot, humid Texas, about 125 miles from the Gulf.
Are you more humid than us? A freind has test walls that are not sealed
and were built about 5 or 6 years ago now. No mold or mildew. His
recipes are in the archives and someone just found them and reposted the
message not long ago.
Bright Blessings,
Kim
n2art25 wrote:
> Hi, From my research, it seems like papercrtete will mold in hot humid areas. Has anyone had luck using p/c in areas of Oklahoma that get humidity? I am in SE Ok. and want to try a building using slip form method. I hate to use alot of concrete but figure I will need to, to keep it from molding. I am here about 10 months out of the year and in NM the rest. I know we can do p/c there.
> I love Doris's ceiling tile. I am going to try that.....
> We are having so much rain, it will be awhile before I can do my first batch of P/C. Dying to see how it will work in my art program at school.
> Annalis
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