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The Sierra Club — the environmental group that blew the whistle on FEMA when Hurricane Katrina victims were given toxic RV trailers to live in — has warned that some mobile homes en route to victims ...
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toedtoes wrote:So have lead and asbestos and arsenic and mercury. As the dangers have been discovered, these and other products have been altered to make them less harmful to the innocent bystanders. Heck, thalidomide was considered an excellent product until the babies started arriving.pnichols wrote:
This will probably add a bunch more pages to this discussion, but here goes: Isn't using formaldehyde to sanitize and deordorize RV black tanks now frowned upon, or flat out not allowed, at some RV parks? I believe that our traveling friends still use it in their RV's black tank.
P.S. Some folks are very happy that we don't get all the government that we pay for ... but I don't feel that way. I want all the government I can get - not to supposedly protect people from themselves ... but to protect meself from them people.
I'm not sure about that. However, I do remember Adams Flea and Tick Off spray. It used to work really great and then one day it wasn't that effective. Come to find out it used to have formaldehyde as an ingredient. Formaldehyde has been in many many things over the years.
