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The Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Department of Housing and Urban Development Released an Article in January 28, 2010 that included a prerequisite process for further consideration of possible Problem Drywall Contamination.
(1) an initial or threshold inspection to find visual signs of metal corrosion and evidence of drywall installation during the relevant time period between 2001 and 2008, and (2) the identification of corroborating evidence or characteristics. READ FULL ARTICLE By Clicking Here.
In Depth Chinese Drywall Article
Isolation of Sulfur Reducing and Oxidizing Bacteria Found in Contaminated Drywall
Drywall from China has been reported to release sulfur producing products which are corrosive to metals, result in noxious odors, and represent a significant health risk. It has been reported that these emissions produce medical symptoms such as respiratory or asthma type problems, sinusitis, gastrointestinal disorders, and vision problems in home owners and their household pets. READ FULL SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE By Clicking Here.
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