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PFB Sustainability 
Frank, Al mentioned that R value for cotton candy is measured at 75 degrees. I still don’t understand how you measure anything if there is little or no differential. As the differential increases I assume there is a thermal pressure or something like a pressure that increases the thermal transfer. What’s up with this? Dan T.