Formaldehyde in Carriage Cameos?

Us out West wrote:
Jane one other thing,

If you are uncomfortable about formaldehyde in an RV, even though the gasses in an older rig are long gone, it might be time to re-think about some other way of traveling and enjoying the great outdoors other than in an RV.

Maybe rent a cabin at different RV Parks around the country...a lot of parks will have those and from what I've heard/seen are very nice.

From reading the many different threads you've started you have have received plenty of feedback, and that is why the Forums are so usefull, to make an intelligent buying decision.

In any case please let us know what your choice is and if an RV congrats and safe travels.

Thanks for the idea, but our top priority is not travel. We need a place to live in for a year while our house is being completely gutted and remodeled.

I found a solution...when I read the above article about measuring formaldehyde levels, I looked for a meter on Amazon and I found one. The only way to know for certain, is to take the meter along when I go see trailers. I have been ill for a couple of years, so I have to be very careful about chemical and mold exposure.

Yes, many of the people have been very helpful! Every question answered gives me ammunition to make a more intelligent decision!