That depends on what type of insulation you're talking about. Exposed foam insulation generally isn't dangerous. Exposed asbestos insulation might be.
it is more dangerous to breathe the smoke of roasted cashews.
If the insulation is incomplete the installation will fail its inspection because it is potentially dangerous.
if you breathe it in, you'll die.
As long as you are breathing in adequate oxygen, it does not matter how much argon you breathe in. It is not dangerous at all.
Probably because you can't breathe...
Vermiculite insulation containing asbestos is about as dangerous as any other type of insulation that contains asbestos. If it becomes airborne and people breath in the fibers, their risk of contracting an asbestos related disease increases. The amount of increased risk depends on how much asbestos is in the insulation, how much becomes airborne, how long the people are exposed to the airborne fibers, and whether they smoke tobacco products.
Asbestos is really dangerous if inhaled as dust, and can cause serious lung damage.
If you breathe in car exhaust for long periods it can cause death so is therefore very dangerous. It has also been linked to high numbers of asthma cases in city centres with lots of traffic.
overheating cables can cause the insulation and other wires to melt and this removes dangerous fumes. this can also lead to a fire or an explosion.By: Aleeq Salim
Not a good idea. It really needs to breathe. You can trap moisture and create a mold situation.
im not totlay sure if it's deinately dangerous but when at room temperature its quite dangerous to breathe in. i think this is corredt. hope this helped you!