Surviving a hurricane, and then surviving toxic drywall
Posted by scapozzola on 04/11/2011
We've previously reported on toxic drywall from China, which has become a nightmare for homeowners in 24 states.
Now the New Orleans Times Picayune is reporting that many of the low-income housing units built after Hurricane Katrina are being gutted and rebuilt due to hazardous drywall from China.
WATCH A VIDEO ON TOXIC CHINESE DRYWALL.
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