I have heard numerous people complain about the nasty smell of their FEMA trailers for quite some time but recently the issue became even more relevant when a co-workers child became ill after they installed FEMA trailers at her childs school due to lack of class room space due to the recent addition of another FEMA trailer park. So it seems over 80% of FEMA trailers tested were over the limit allowed by the EPA. Here are a couple of links about the issue-
http://www.sunherald.com/mld/thesunherald/business/15356771.htm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14011193/
And so there is currently a class action law suit pending but we must continue to sound the alarm to those who don't realize it is a problem. The solution is simple-AIR OUT YOUR FEMA TRAILER VERY WELL AS THIS WILL DRAMATICALLY REDUCE THE FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS! So that, of course, leads to the REAL question: Why in the hell didn't FEMA air out all the trailers BEFORE they delivered them? Oh wait, that's right, that would be called COMPETENCE and we all know FEMA knows nothing about that subject!
cya
ben
http://www.sunherald.com/mld/thesunherald/business/15356771.htm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14011193/
And so there is currently a class action law suit pending but we must continue to sound the alarm to those who don't realize it is a problem. The solution is simple-AIR OUT YOUR FEMA TRAILER VERY WELL AS THIS WILL DRAMATICALLY REDUCE THE FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS! So that, of course, leads to the REAL question: Why in the hell didn't FEMA air out all the trailers BEFORE they delivered them? Oh wait, that's right, that would be called COMPETENCE and we all know FEMA knows nothing about that subject!
cya
ben
