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What is interior lime plaster and why use it?

What is interior lime plaster, and why use it? Lime plaster is a mixture of lime, water, and aggregates used to bring uniformity to interior walls and ceilings through smooth or decorative finishes. A few more videos about lime plastering are below that may interest you.    • Interior Lime Plaster for kitchens   lime plastering kitchens.    • Apply or Render Ekoplast Lye free pla...   real lime plaster, no lye or silica    • Exterior color finish over Interior f...   Veneer Lime Plaster, not what you think.    • Lime plastering interior applications   lime is life    • Exterior lime plaster.   Rat sh!t happens, lime plastering secrets    • Plastering over sheetrock or drywall.   Lime Veneer Plasters to bathroom wall    • Interior Lime plastering over a firep...   interior Lime for finishing sheetrock, fireplace    • Interior lime plaster over drywall   plastering, veneer plastering. Oak hills    • Plaster with Structo-Lite   structo-lite base-coat, over old wood lath, not sheetrock. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lime_pl... Lime plaster is a type of plaster composed of sand, water, and lime. Why apply Lime anyway? To begin with, earthen plasters can actually improve your health. They are entirely non-toxic, contain no VOCs (volatile organic compounds), and clay and lime even resist mold growth. In addition, an often overlooked and subtle benefit of clay is that when it comes into contact with water, it emits a negative charge. What the heck is lime? It is made by heating limestone (calcium carbonate) to transform it into quicklime (calcium oxide). It is then re-hydrated to form slaked lime (calcium hydroxide), and the resulting putty is the base for lime plaster. Once the plaster has been applied, it goes through a chemical process when it comes into contact with carbon dioxide in the air and gradually turns back into calcium carbonate (limestone). This curing process can take up to a century, during which the plaster becomes harder with each passing year. For this reason, lime plaster has been used as a durable and weather-resistant finish for millennia. However, one important thing to know about processed lime is that it is caustic and can harm your skin if exposed to it before it cures. These same caustic properties, however, make it highly resistant to mold and bacteria. 😉 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lime_pl... Lime plaster facts Real Lime plastering prevents mold and fungi from occurring as its alkaline. Lime is a necessary mineral. Limes positive effect on the human body can’t be expressed or measured. Lime plaster absorbs many airborne toxins, which is good for human health.💃 Also, any engineers who wish to prove their years in school by suggesting USG’s lime plaster is more gypsum than lime, get off this channel and take this useless opinion or information up with the untied nations. Doubtful they won’t care either. Plus, you’re missing the point while distracting from the point of this lime plastering tutorial. Lime plastering has been used for thousands of years. Plus, if reading this, you may get the impression I am not debating who puts what in materials labeled lime plaster! Lastly, all of us plasterers can only purchase the lime materials available here in the USA. Thus, we are not owners of gypsum or lime companies, nor are we scientists nor engineers; many like me are merely applicators who, if concerned about who’s adding or subtracting minerals for whatever purpose one might have, may as well become concerned in other meaningless topics like if there’s life or water on the moon. Who cares? There's enough in our homes to be concerned with, such as family, friends, and keeping the lights on and food on our tables.🤔 As usual, my friends, with the majority of our videos, the title is the tip of the iceberg; the content of the videos hopefully explains what one wants to understand the meaning of. https://www.GiordanoPlastering.com https://www.StuccoPlastering.com https://www.BayAreaPlastering.com BTW friends, my son and I have unconsciously created the most comprehensive encyclopedia of Stucco and Plastering videos ever produced online globally for your inspiration, entertainment, and education. Thus, bringing peace, love, and brotherhood back into plastering; or trying to. Feel free to check out our recommended tools on our website below. https://www.stuccoplastering.com/tools/ Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc. Kirk & Jason Giordano’s how-to show and tell videos. Thanks for watching, and have a great day!