Magical Mushrooms

The three little pigs are well know for their housing preferences, one prefers a house made of brick, one a house of sticks, and one a house made from mushrooms. Wait, that’s not right, or is it. To bring this old fairy tale up to date and in keeping with the green movement of two thousand eleven a house made from mushroom fiber is definitely what the smartest little pig would choose. Any smart homeowner wants their abode to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer, without an exorborent heating and cooling bill. That’s where Greensulate, a strong, low cost biomaterial made from mushroom fibers, rice hulls, and recycled paper comes in. Just how does this magic come about? First off, it’s the very tough and resilient mushroom roots, not the fleshy part we eat, that are used in the creation process, which basically has the fungus metabolizing natural waste like rice hulls, wood shavings, and cotton burrs to produce the final product. After a drying period the building material is done. And don’t worry about allergies, as no spores are used and it’s completely natural. Gives a whole new spin on magical mushrooms doesn’t it?