On a more positive note, the spray foam insulation is all done in the house! Yay!
It took the crew all afternoon to finish, and I felt sorry for them -- there was no way they could open the windows, since there was plastic over them, and I'm sure they were cooking in there. But that's their job -- they must be used to it.
It smells a little in the house now. One of the workers said it will take a few days for the smell to fade. This spray foam doesn't have formaldehyde in it, like some of the first spray foams did, but I'm sure it's still a good idea to let it off-gas for a while before we spend much time in the house.
Dave spent a little time in the garden, then came in for supper and was given a night's reprieve from any more work because of a sudden rainstorm. We got three-tenths of an inch -- we could use more, but we'll take what we can get. So the garden was all wet, and the house was fume-y -- so Dave grabbed a book and chilled out for an evening.

... I guess the consensus on bug spray is don't use it! Hopefully once we get the house sealed up we won't have to worry about it anyway.
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Hey! Dave just told me about your blog yesterday! It's awesome! PS - Let me know if you need a 2009 IKEA catalog sent your way... I happen to have an "in"! :) -Brooke
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