"Handsome Jack" wrote in message ...

The Natural Philosopher posted
On 21/06/17 00:11, Pet @ www.gymratz.co.uk ;¬) wrote:
On 18/06/2017 11:35, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

Get some and put a blowtorch to it.
Celotex insulation does not really burn.
I set some on fire quite easily with the sparks of a metal grinding disk
when using an off-cut of Cellotex as a spark deflecter (thinking the
stuff would be fireproof). The sparks were hitting the non-foiled end
grain and I'm sure it actually had flames coming from it not to mention
lots of quite nasty smoke.

That is not being on fire.
And I rather doubt your story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkM1kOO0S0I

is what happened when I tried. (no that isn't me. just a video I found)


After I had insulated our loft with 150mm Celotex slabs, I tried burning
the leftovers on a bonfire. It sort of burned with a half-hearted flame and
then went out, despite regular stoking. Next morning the dead bonfire
contained a load of charred black lumps. I took them to the dump.

Sorry, I am fairly certain you won't qualify for a luxury flat in
Kensington. Nice try though.