blown-in

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Blown-in describes insulation material—typically fiberglass, cellulose, or foam—installed by being blown through a hose into wall cavities or attic spaces: The contractor recommended blown-in insulation for the older home.

The technique fills gaps more completely than rolled batts.

Also used as a noun: We added blown-in to the attic.

insulation

cellulose

Plant wall polysaccharide

R-value · thermal · weatherization · cavity · density · settling · contractor · machine · hose · soundproofing

newcomer

outsider

One excluded from group

settler · newcomer · migrant · interloper · stranger · import · carpetbagger · local · acceptance · community

printing

tip-in

Redirected rebound score

card · subscription · advertisement · catalog · magazine · promotional · gatefold · perforation · publication · periodical

Categories
Opposites
insulation installation method

blown-inbatted

Struck with club

rolled · stapled · spray foam · nailed

residency/belonging status

blown-innative

Originating from a place

native-born · local · homegrown · born and raised · indigenous

Family

blown, blow, blows, blowing, blew, blower, blowers

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G