Chinese Drywall Toxic?

CAPE CORAL, Fla. – Lydia Adorno’s kitchen was her pride and joy. As a new Habitat for Humanity homeowner in 2007, the 55-year-old Adorno spent days pouring over tile samples at Home Depot to pick out the perfect backsplash for her kitchen. She looked at …

PRLog (Press Release) – Apr 24, 2011 – Chinese Drywall (CDW) or Tainted and Corrosive Drywall (TCDW) structures require construction abatement activities, performed per specific protocols and treatment systems, eliminating and eradicating not only …

PRLog (Press Release) – Apr 10, 2011 – Victims of this major construction crisis had no warning of the hidden danger associated with their – Dream Home Purchase – now a Night-Mare or Financial Disaster – for those infected with Tainted Corrosive …

Between 2001 and 2008, millions of tons of drywall was made in and imported from China. It was used in townhouses, single residences and condos, as well as businesses. Problems began to arise as copper pipes showed corrosion, and people complained of a …

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) dictates it is not necessary to replace electrical wiring in homes with Chinese Drywall. Tainted Chinese Drywall presents no risk to home electrical systems. Filter Scientific Coatings is a clear alternative to …

The builder is out of business and the housing authority and developer say they’re not liable. There are thousands of Floridians suffering with Chinese drywall, but what makes this different is that taxpayers also stand to lose to. Like Woods, many of her …

www.refinancemortgagenow.net “So what are some of the latest developments in this saga of the contaminated drywall?”

THE NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OF Habitat for Humanity has agreed to buy back one of its homes built with contaminated Chinese drywall in the high-profile Musicians’ Village neighborhood. Brian Morgan, a classical organist and former Catholic monk, first spoke to …

LAKE ASBURY, Fla. — A Clay County family feels stuck in their home which has tainted Chinese Drywall. Florida’s Attorney General has an ongoing investigation into the problem, but for the Strickland family the question is what to do with their home. They can’t afford to walk away, they can’t afford to sell it, and they [...]

The problems — which came to light in 2008 — are linked primarily to certain Chinese-manufactured drywall but also to some American-made material. Many of the afflicted homeowners are stuck with mortgage payments on houses and condos that are unlivable …