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Monday, January 2, 2012

Adverse Health Effects of Chinese Drywall

!±8± Adverse Health Effects of Chinese Drywall

Chinese drywall has not been conclusively linked to health issues. That being said, reports are widespread indicating that those living in affected homes have experienced a wide range of health issues. These issues range from severe headaches, nose bleeds, coughing, and irritated eyes and skin to more concerning symptoms associated with neurological issues. Many reports indicated that these symptoms cease when the homeowners leave the home for a period of time.

At least one doctor has advised homeowners with Chinese drywall to "get out" of their home. The key to evaluating the health risks of Chinese drywall is the concentrations and intensity of the toxic gases and the duration of the exposure. Most structures affected are homes, and people are exposed to their homes on a regular and extended basis. The intensity of the exposure depends on how much gas the drywall produces and the level of air exchange.

The gas that appears to be most hazardous to human health is carbon disulfide. The the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) limits short term exposure to carbon disulfide to 1 ppm. The exposure limits are designed around risks to the cardiovascular, central nervous system, and reproductive.

The other gas of concern is hydrogen sulfide. Hydrogen sulfide exposure should be limited to 10 ppm for just a 10 minute duration. Long term, lower level exposures have not been adequately studies. Also, the the 10 ppm exposure is based on the acceptable levels for adults. Studies of safe exposure levels for children and infants have not been studied.

Hydrogen sulfide is also responsible for the rotten egg smell associated with Chinese drywall. At just 40 part per billion, most people can smell hydrogen sulfide. The more dangerous of the two gases, carbon disulfide, is typically found at about 1/4th the level of hydrogen sulfide. Because exposure limits for carbon disulfide are dramatically lower, the combination of hydrogen sulfide and carbon disulfide has the potential of significant adverse health effects in the long term.

Some preliminary studies of indoor air quality seemed to indicate that levels of these gases were no higher than in homes with Chinese drywall. For various reasons, these studies have been faulty in their approach.


Adverse Health Effects of Chinese Drywall

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Friday, September 9, 2011

New Jersey Short Term Radon Test Kit - Free Shipping (Valid only in the State of NJ)

!±8± New Jersey Short Term Radon Test Kit - Free Shipping (Valid only in the State of NJ)


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If your home has a basement, open and place the canister anywhere in the basement. Do not place the canister in a garage, root cellar, crawl space or sump pump pit. If your house does not have a basement, place the open canisters in the lowest livable level of your home in any room except the bathroom, kitchen, laundry room or porch.

# For 12 hours prior to the test and during the testing period, the doors and windows must remain closed to the test area.# During the test period, turn off all fans that bring outside air into the house or vent large amounts of air from the house such as whole house fans.# Do not operate fireplaces, wood or coal stoves unless a primary source of heating.# Do not place directly on granite or slate.# Devices that re-circulate indoor air such as humidifiers or air conditioners that are set to re-circulate can be used normally.# Avoid blowing air directly over the test device.# Tests should not be conducted under severe weather conditions (heavy rains, high winds, extreme heat, cold or humidity, etc.).# Mail the test kit within one day of completing the test.

Information You Will Provide# Name and address.# Serial number of the test device.# Start and end dates and times of the test.# Record the location in your home where the canisters were exposed# Indoor conditions: temperature and humidity range# Sign the data sheet before sending it in.# An incomplete form will be assessed a amendment fee.

Returns: ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No returns will be accepted for these lab test kits. Should for any reason the lab test is not conducted within 2 weeks, you will receive a full refund.

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

New Jersey Long Term Radon Test Kit - Free Shipping (Valid only in the State of NJ)

!±8±New Jersey Long Term Radon Test Kit - Free Shipping (Valid only in the State of NJ)

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Cut or tear the pouch open and remove 2 Alpha track detectors. Do not remove the cover of the test devices. Expose to room air for a period of 3 months to 1 year. Three months should be the minimum for this type of test. When exposure time is complete, place the testing device into the U.S. postage prepaid mailing envelope along with the information sheet and mail it.

Information You Will Provide# Name and address.# Serial number of the test devices.# Start and end dates and times of the test.# Record the location in your home where the canisters were exposed.# Email address if you would like the results emailed# Sign the data sheet before sending it in.# An incomplete form will be assessed a amendment fee.

Returns: ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No returns will be accepted for these lab test kits. Should for any reason the lab test is not conducted within 2 weeks, you will receive a full refund.

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