Stone wool is a building material used for thermal insulation and sound insulation, usually made from natural rock.

     Compared with fiberglass insulation materials, stone wool is generally considered less likely to cause skin itching or allergic reactions. However, individuals may have different reactions to stone wool. Some people may experience allergic reactions or irritation to the tiny fiber particles of stone wool, which may cause skin itching or discomfort.

     If you need to handle stone wool or come into contact with it, it is recommended to take appropriate safety measures, such as wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including gloves, long sleeved clothing, and respiratory masks, to reduce possible skin contact and respiratory irritation.

     If you feel itching or discomfort on your skin, you should immediately stop contact with stone wool and thoroughly wash the affected area with warm water and soap. If symptoms of discomfort persist or worsen, advice from medical professionals should be sought. Different people have different reactions to stone wool, so it is best to handle this material with caution to prevent discomfort or allergic reactions.