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Natural Sound Proofing 2017-04-27 01:52:55 Post No. 1168005
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I'm looking to recreate something similar to the pic. I'd like to dampen some of the sound in my studio room, and I thought this was a great idea.
What's stopping me from getting 12"x12" sound absorbing panels and painting a buttermilk/moss mixture on them to grow my own moss? The pic related goes for $100+ for a 11"x11" square, which is insane.
Is it safe to essentially have moss hanging on my wall indoors? I was planning on arranging 12"x12" sound proof foam panels on 4'x4' boards with a nice framing around it. Ideally, I'd have 4 of these framed moss boards. This way, they're not right up against the wall (I'd assume the foam would get a little damp) and I can easily reposition them when needed.
TL;DR- what are the negative effects of hanging panels of moss on my walls indoors-- can I get sick from it? Will it fuck my walls up? Is it gross? Should I even bother?
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>>1168005
DUDE WEED
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seems like it would smell funny
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>>1168008
That's pretty cool, dunno if I'd want to step on it barefoot though.
Does anyone know if I would need to water the panels? I'm sure there's gotta be some sort of upkeep involved.
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>>1168011
I really don't know, I would look into moss growth.
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>>1168005
remember, that whole "blend buttermilk and moss then paint moss on Anywhere! Moss grafetti lol so randum xD" is 99.99% lie
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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+grow+moss+on+wall
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>>1168005
Terrible idea.
Moss likes it wet. This invites mold. Also moss produces spores which will fly around in your room.
As neat as it would look like, its a bad idea.
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>>1168005
>TL;DR- what are the negative effects of hanging panels of moss on my walls indoors
Too fragile to dust, it will accumulate dust.
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>>1168005
>Is it safe to essentially have moss hanging on my wall indoors?
Looking a bit into it, all these moss wall panels are preserved(Scandia/Bun/Nordik). I assume they spray them with an acrylic coating. It's not a live plant wall.
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I live in an oak hammock in FL, the trees on my 1 acre are basicaly a mega farm for old man's beard(grey long hanging moss) I could very easily pick up enough moss to cover all the walls in my house in a month. It would have to be treated to kill all the shit that lives in them. Crazy infested with insects. Also would need to be preserved,dry moss looks like pubes of Satan. I always thought if I could find a way to sell it I would be rich.
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