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| I was reading in a previous thread that cellulose (either ground up newspaper or cellulose insulation) can be mixed with concrete to provide insulation for the dome of the oven. First, i would like to know if this is a good idea and second, i would like to know if anyone has tried this method and what the results were. |
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| I don't think this would work. Why bother when either perlite or vermiculite can be obtained fairly cheaply ?. Both these products are "expanded rock" and are heat proof. |
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