Bluwood Revisited, another response from Pres CEO

[Guest guest]

I addressed the concerns of everyone in another email to Bluwood, and her is his

response. It sounds good, of course an outside study would be better but one

can only hope that he would not state something that could be proven otherwise.

His response was quite good. I stil would like to see an alternative to hollow

walls though. :-)

If you would like to add this to the database of green housing, the website

is http://www.perfectbarrier.com

Here is his response:

Dan & Carmella,

You are very welcome and hopefully below will help assist you and your group:

Of course, we can't change a situation like the use of the Latt & Plaster as

mentioned. Wet wood cellulose fiber is just as vulnerable as paper to moisture

and a host for mold growth. BLUWOOD's Infusion-Film Technology addresses the

moisture area " control the moisture and you'll control the mold " US EPA. The

factory application process, where each board (all six sides) is flooded with

the solution and as it is penetrated and absorbed by the wood as it dries it

cross links with the cellulose fiber at the cellular level to form a

sub-surface and topical water repellant semi-vapor permeable film that prevents

absorption and retention of moisture yet allows sub-surface moisture vapor to

escape and evaporate.

To answer your question on human effects,first you should know that there is

approximately half a billion board feet in existence in single and multi-family

structures to date and have had no reports of adverse effects or concerns.

BLUWOOD is a GreenSpec listed product because it contains no VOC's,

non-hazardous, non-carcinogenetic, no solvents, heavy metals or carcinogens and

produces no gassing or vaporizing and is odorless. BLUWOOD is handled

identically in every way as untreated raw lumber. Actually, the chemical

solution is less toxic than the raw wood itself.

I hope this is helpful.

Best Regards,

A. Morando, President/CEO

WoodSmart Solutions, Inc

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Dan

Dan & Carmella