FB Blanket Weatherproof?

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  • blacknoir
    Apprentice
    • Jun 2009
    • 243
    #1

    FB Blanket Weatherproof?

    Is it ok to leave the blanket unprotected for a while? Or should I put a tarp on that sucker when the rain comes?
    Shay - Centerville, MN

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    • mfiore
      Master Builder
      • Oct 2007
      • 919
      #2
      Re: FB Blanket Weatherproof?

      I would put a tarp over it.
      Mike - Saginaw, MI

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        • dmun
          Il Pizzaiolo
          • Jul 2005
          • 4218
          #3
          Re: FB Blanket Weatherproof?

          I don't think the insulation will degrade, but it will get wet and take forever to dry out.
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            • stidik
              Peasant
              • Aug 2008
              • 33
              #4
              Re: FB Blanket Weatherproof?

              I agree with the above replies. Insulation needs to be as dry as possible to work efficiently. If you get it wet, it might degrade, compress, grow mold, or just take a very long time to dry out. Yesterday, I went so far as to cover my insulation with aluminum foil before applying wet stucco, to keep the insulation dry. Good luck!
              Stephen
              San Luis Obispo
              Stephen
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