Chinese Drywall Toxic?

For the thousands of U.S. homeowners who are grappling with the financial and emotional trauma caused by defective Chinese drywall, one thing is now clear: The federal government is woefully unequipped to help them with a product defect as expensive and …

Fort Bragg, N.C. — The Consumer Products Safety Commission is conducting its own tests on Fort Bragg homes where infants have died to determine if faulty drywall could be responsible. Ten children, ages 2 weeks to 8 months, have died in military housing …

On September 30th 2010 the US Internal Revenue Service offered families primarily in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Southeast Texas the ability to get some tax deductions, if their home contains toxic Chinese drywall.

Homeowners with Chinese drywall can tell their stories to federal officials during a public hearing today, the first time officials from the Consumer Product Safety Commission will be on the Peninsula to answer questions about the defective drywall.

The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center is demanding a United States Department of Justice criminal investigation of a major Florida homebuilding supply firm, a Chinese drywall manufacturer, and numerous major US homebuilders conspiring to conceal toxic Chinese drywall information from 1000′s-to-perhaps 10,000′s of Florida homeowners/families in 2005 & 2006.

The names of manufacturers whose drywall emitted high levels of hydrogen sulfide in testing … hydrogen sulfide 100 times greater than non-Chinese drywall samples. The testing was done by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Search our …

The names of manufacturers whose drywall emitted high levels of hydrogen sulfide in testing conducted for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission was released Tuesday. The CPSC said “there is a strong association between hydrogen sulfide and …

NEW ORLEANS — U.S. District Court Judge Eldon E. Fallon has formally entered final judgments against two drywall manufacturers named in a large Chinese drywall civil suit.

Any Kansans worried about their Chinese Drywall should call the state’s Department of Health and Environment, the agency said Thursday. KDHE is working with the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission to find any homes in Kansas built with the …