Product Safety
Cellulose insulation can be very dusty during installation and it is recommended that a standard dust mask be worn while working. The fire retardant boric acid is about as dangerous as table salt. There is slight concern over the off gassing of ink from the newspapers but the material is sealed behind walls, and no studies have shown this as an issue.
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