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Thursday, May 15, 2008
modular homes high in formaldehyde
I have a friend who, along with her family and the dog, have suffered much the past few years. The doctors gave them no idea as to what was causing their health issues. They had numerous symptoms, watery eyes, headaches, blood disorders and their dog had seizures and finally died. They had suspected that perhaps it might be formaldehyde poisoning, after news from FEMA and Hurricane Katrina, which stemmed from either carpets or kitchen cabinets. They own a modular home. They have conducted expensive tests and they show that the formaldehyde level in their home is four times higher than the acceptable rate.
What can be done about this problem in many homes when many people are totally unaware of what is making them ill? Our friends have now learned that there are many other people who have modular homes in the area who suffer the same health issues as they and again, doctors have no clue as to what is doing it.
Do you have any advice?
What can be done about this problem in many homes when many people are totally unaware of what is making them ill? Our friends have now learned that there are many other people who have modular homes in the area who suffer the same health issues as they and again, doctors have no clue as to what is doing it.
Do you have any advice?
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