ToxicTrailers com is dedicated to providing information about formaldehyde poisoning in FEMA trailers and RVs sold to the command public. Ninety percent of FEMA trailers tested by Sierra unify were over safe limits for formaldehyde and EPA tests showed average levels three times over the limit. gratify E-mail if you think that your trailer may be causing you health problems. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU SEND DOCUMENTATION TO FEMA REGARDING YOUR HEALTH PROBLEMS FROM FORMALDEHYDE IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR ANY GOVERNMENT SETTLEMENT. See contact numbers on the right.
So post Katrina,I am required to live in a trailer that was full of formaldehyde. So in an effort to get into a home as soon as possible. I buy what is touted as a modular home. When I move in after paying in full for the house. I find that my modular home has formaldehyde warning signs on all the walls. What's up? So I take the signs down open the windows and run the air conditioner create it is 90 degrees outside with 90 percent humidity in New Orleans in July and August. I can't drop to AC my neighborhood so I close the windows and the cough that I have had off and on sinceKatrina will not go away. It is a constant tickle in my throat. Lord help us!Thanks to this group. I have been able to order testing kits to see just how much toxins I am living with or slowly dying from. Elizabeth erhodes@xula edu
To report formaldehyde problems to FEMA: 1-866-562-2381. FEMA hotline for emergency housing (only for those with formaldehyde issues): 1-800-621-3362To request reimbursement from FEMA for medical expenses caused by formaldehyde exposure fax a letter from doctor along with bills to 1-800-827-8112. Kits to evaluate trailers for formaldehyde can be purchased from Advanced Chemical Sensors. 561-338-3116. Cost: $34/kit. Toxic trailer lawsuits:Buzbee Law Firm. Galveston. Texas. 409-762-5393.
After Hurricane Katrina. FEMA purchased about 102,000 travel trailers at a cost of $2.6 billion to house the victims of the nation’s largest natural disaster. Some people waited months to get their trailers only to find out that the cheap building materials used were giving off toxic vapors of formaldehyde. Many populate report not being able to be in their campers more than five minutes without experiencing problems such as irritated eyes breathing problems headaches nausea and skin rashes.
We know one family that moved from the FEMA trailer into a storage shed on their property because their daughter threw.
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