Is this open-cell or closed-cell foam?
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It's a bit rough on the outisde (not smooth like bubble-wrap) so I'm guessing it's open cell (99% confidence). Either way, it's pretty comfy. Cheers!
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It is not a foam, but the purell that you can buy in the store, my husband does refill his smaller containers from this though.
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California memory foam is what they call it. I'd say its light years ahead of old school foam, but it's not as form saving as the ultra modern, expensive ones either. Reasonable compromise.
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yes it is foam, but didn't last very long. the cord is junk and it quit working after a month or so. kinda cheap
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I think around r5 per inch. Bigger issue is that this product is open cell, rather than closed cell that is offered by vendor. The closed cell is really what you need as it is impervious to moisture. In contrast, open cell absorbs moisture and then becomes as useless as tits on a bull. Go see internet. Open cell is a waste of time and money.
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it is a foam material but not conventional styrofoam. Definitely more durable and somewhat flexible.
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Its a long piece of the same type of orthopedic foam. Its great-my dog loves it and it gives the good support he needs because he had spine surgery
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Hi Lynda,Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green! Closed cell Foam It Green will provide an insulation value of R-7 per inch cured thickness.Let me know if I can answer any other questions for you.Thanks!Linda
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I agree with others it seems to be Urethane foam and I have no idea what the standards are. This is of course one of the reasons I like to buy USA made products whenever possible.
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Hi Chris, Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green! Open cell foam will stop most of the air flow, but not moisture penetration. It expands about six times what you spray (spray 1/3rd-inch layer, which will rise out to approximately 2" in depth), and provides an insulation value of R-3.6 per inch. Closed cell foam stops both air and moisture penetration, and is much more dense than open cell foam. Unlike open cell, closed cell foam will not hold moisture and can prevent condensation from forming within your insulation. Closed cell foam will expand about three times what you spray (spray 1/3rd-inch layer, which will rise to approximately 1" in depth), and it provides an insulation value of R-7 per inch. I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about using Foam It Green for your project. Just give me a call at 800-516-0949. Thanks! Linda
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The high density foam they sent me is conventional foam. Most typical bedding companies will use low density conventional foams in their products which will have a higher propensity to break down over time. Typically lower density means lower cost and lower quality. Memory Foam is foam which is slow to recover like the Tempurpedic material. I had a Tempurpedic and I was constantly sweating as the mattresse did not breathe. Hated it. Conventional foam will recover right away and not leave an impression behind and will be much more breathable. Hope this helps.
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Hmm! I have not noticed any shrinkage. I just completed this task in Sept of 2014. Using Closed Cell Foam, I am not expecting any shrinkage. This stuff is solid once cured. I will have to say, with the sub freezing temps lately, it has made a drastic change to the house in holding the heat.
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Not sure but I think it is steam. I cannot get the milk to foam, it just heats up, can you help with this problem?
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I believe it is memory foam. I've had this bed for a few years now and the foam has held up wonderfully. My golden still uses it. My only complaint is the zippered cover. Whenever I take it off to wash it, it is hard to get the foam back in it. Now, I use my own cover that I just lay on the foam so I can wash it often and I don't have to stuff the foam back in. I just lay it on top. But all in all...the foam has held up great and my dog still uses it as her bed.
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It's fiber not foam but its very thick. Washes nicely with the exception of the Velcro closures which came off after three washes.
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They don't say what they are made of, and I'm not sure. It isn't regular thick foam, but a thinner, breathable material. There are little slits you could call them on the bottom, so if I use ice in the drink, and the bottle sweats, it can run out instead of collecting in the bottom.
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The foam is 100% Polyurethane foam. It is firm. It gives me back relief and helps me to do my knee to chest exercises. My husband uses it to raise his legs while he reads in bed.