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Chinese Drywall: What you Need to Know

Thousands of homes built during the housing boom were constructed using drywall imported from China. Now, many of these homeowners are suffering from illness and other maladies assoicated with a defective product. The PBS series "Need to Know" recently expolored the problem. The video is here: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/need-to-know/health/video-home-sick-alleged-ill-effects-from-chinese-drywall/8812/. It is both informative, and scary.

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