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Does all attic insulation from the 50's to 70's contain asbestos?

I plan on remodeling my cabin a little and am concerned whether or not to even attempt to do this due to possible asbestos in the insulationThe cabin has poor insulation ability as in doesn't retain heat very well and I believe it was built in the 50's or 60'sFrom what I remember it looked whitish and almost like wool or puffy materialIm going there this weekend and will look again and make sure what I am describing is accurateI read online the Vermiculite can contain asbestos but its a pebble type materialI am almost positive it is not this but again im going to verify this, this weekendI am going to take extra precautions and treat it like it has asbestosI plan on removing an exterioir wall to and enclose the covered porch to give more roomany info will be great.

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It is very likely that it doesI think it is a good idea to treat it as if it does anyway, because even if it doesnt contain asbestos the particles in insulation are still not good to breatheYou could damage your lungs and you wont know for years.so just do like you said and treat it the same anyway.
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