I would love to go the fiber glass route I just don't know the exert of how good or poor of a job it will do.

Unfinished alpaca fiber (it's hair you shear off) goes for about $2-$5 per ounce, and once it is finished (cleaning, spinning, etc.) it can easily cost $10 or more per oz.Alpacas generally don't need much land or fencing requirements and seem to be fairly easy to care for.Here is a good website about general info: http://www.alpacainfo.com/mediacenter/faq.htmlhttp://www.ilovealpacas.com/investment.shtmlThere is a lot of more in-depth financial info on Google (type in "alpaca" or "alpaca farm").Hope that helped some!!

I had one situation where the paint was only stuck to the top of the fibers.

BUT I remember the day that I walked in and bought my son a top of the line carbon fiber Santa Cruz mountain bike.

Never scrub the carpet, or you risk ruining the carpet fibers or letting the spill soak through to the carpet pad.

The siding has been removed, I would replace it with fiber cement (vinyl would look ridiculous in the neighborhood)The floors have original the hardwood.

The no egress room could be marketed as a den, bonus room, or storage but not a bedroom.There are some very nice fiber optical skylight systems that would brighten up this room.

Electrical may present a problem since the interior walls are not always drywall but a thinner fiber board or panelling.

I'm glad they have made you all whole and that folks still have moral fibers and care about there word being there bond. 

In the attic, all of the loose fibers will be sucked into the air handler, restrict the fan blades, etc etc....