FEMA Trailors Here is Why They Should be Used!

I have a dregree in chemistry and Pharmacy. I have worked with, studied, and I am

knowledgable about the chemical formaldehyde. The insulation present is made by

combinding formaldehyde and acid to produce a hard foam insulation. After years of

exposure to heat the residual formaldehyde will disapate to near zero. Heat will

solve the problem of destroying them. To cheaply test the trailors trained dogs

can verify the absence of formaldehyde. Formaldehyde vaporizes easily with

or without heat. With heat you can not keep the formaldehyde in the trailors,

especially after years of high heat. To destroy them would be a billion dollar

blunder. Let people sign off liability when accepting trailors.

My opinion