[StBernard] fema trailers

Westley Annis Westley at da-parish.com
Mon Feb 18 08:53:22 EST 2008


It seems to me that if the FEMA trailer health problem is due solely
to the
fumes and vapors of new carpet, laminated countertops, flooring,
cabinets,
and fabrics in a confined space with little insulation, why is the
concern
not applicable to mobile homes, RVs, campers, other trailers not
built for
FEMA specifications? Were the specifications for a white
FEMA-issued
trailer less stringent? Should those living in other small confined
spaces
also at risk from fumes? I'm trying to connect the dots here, but
there is
no mention in the media as to why this is unique to the little white
FEMA
trailers and I wonder if it applies to the slightly larger
handicapped
little white houses that were also procured by FEMA. Anyone in the
mobile
home, trailer, RV business know ? ddk





And could FEMA have a case against the manufacturers for fraud

maharing



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