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why polystyrene nuggets
srhoden
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hi we had our washing machine disconnected today to go to tip. behind it and going back behind the kitchen sink i have found what i can only describe as polystyrene nuggets!! what are they for? i am pulling them out but it seems endless- what are these for - if anything. many thanks
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pictures would help, or a better explanation...0
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Like packaging material? I've known people to try and use it as insulation.We once removed a random hardboard wall over an original external wall and there was an avalanche as we pulled it back! ⛄️Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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it’s it’s those polystyrene shapes that usually are packed into parcels to prevent damage0
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these are some i’ve cleaned up
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Those might just be made of maize going by the colour (yes, really).0
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think they are just discoloured having been there about 15 years and there are loads of them the more i pull out the more tumble down!! weird0
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Could have been for noise suppression, I would make sure to remove them all as unlikely to be fire proofed.1
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all behind the kitchen sink - and washing machine when it was there. thought it might be some sort of primitive damp/condensation thing?0
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Oh yeah the corn ones would have rotted by nowsrhoden said:think they are just discoloured having been there about 15 years and there are loads of them the more i pull out the more tumble down!! weird
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sounds the same just like packing material- wondered if it was some primitive form of damp course😀Doozergirl said:Like packaging material? I've known people to try and use it as insulation.We once removed a random hardboard wall over an original external wall and there was an avalanche as we pulled it back! ⛄️0
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