Taking back their home: Cape family removes toxic drywall
08/16/10
CAPE CORAL, Fla. - A Cape Coral family that's been leading the fight against toxic drywall is now tearing it out of their home.
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What about fixing those Chinese drywall-contaminated houses?
05/02/10
I was down in Florida last week, where the subject of Chinese drywall is never far from anyone's thoughts. Outside the Sunshine State, though, media coverage has been a bit spotty, for two reasons:
The victim group is wrong, being comprised mostly of middle class white people; and the extent of this environmental and financial disaster has proven (if such proof were even needed these days) that the Feds are far better at collecting tax revenue than actually solving the problems these tax dollars are supposed to solve.
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Fixing Houses Contaminated With Chinese Drywall: A Report From The Field
By Michael D. Shaw, Contributing Columnist - HealthNewsDigest.com
05/01/10
With an estimated 60,000 homes affected, and boasting the warm, humid climate that encourages all the symptoms of tainted gypsum wallboard, Florida is where the action is on the Chinese drywall front. So, that's where I was last week.
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Ruling Issued Against Chinese Drywall Company
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04/26/10
For up to a hundred thousand American homeowners, their only solution is to rip out every scrap of Chinese-imported drywall.
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Cape Coral drywall victims can't wait
Bernie and Barbara Heinemann of Cape Coral watched Thursday as the walls of their dream home were ripped out to rid them of tainted Chinese drywall.
It’s been about two years since the Heinemanns first found out they had defective drywall and, after waiting for movement in their lawsuit, they finally decided they’d had enough.
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Cape family finally ridding home of Chinese drywall
CAPE CORAL: A Cape Coral family is taking the final steps to escape the effects of Chinese drywall.
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Proposed drywall fixes conflict, confuse
By DUANE MARSTELLER - dmarsteller@bradenton.com Buzz up!
MANATEE — Competing, and sometimes conflicting, guidelines for fixing homes containing corrosive Chinese drywall have left homeowners, homebuilders and others confused and in limbo.
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