The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "The Chinese drywall disaster/toxic drywall disaster affects literally hundreds of thousands of US citizens & their families in the extreme US Southeast, and we fear most other US States. This disaster is no different than a massive hurricane, or a powerful earthquake-except that in scope & size it is much worse. The homeowner victims are totally innocent. While the litigation process has begun, it may take years, and at the end of the day & the litigation proceeds may not be adequate to repair a homeowners home, to the point where it is safe to live in, or is safe enough to be resold. We believe up to 500,000+ US homes built, or remodeled since 2000, could have this lethal Chinese drywall, or possibly US made tainted drywall in them.

 What needs to happen now with respect to the US  imported toxic Chinese drywall disaster?

• Health effects due to long-term exposure to toxic Chinese drywall: The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "The US Centers for Disease Control, in combination with the US EPA need to provide immediate health information on what long-term exposure to toxic Chinese drywall is going to mean for US homeowners, and their families. We already know about the nose bleeds, severe allergy symptoms, the headaches. If gasses being emitted from toxic Chinese drywall will corrode copper pipes or electrical wires, it can't be very good for your health." Further, they say, "The Obama Administration needs to fire all of their appointees at the US Consumer Products Safety Commission--they don't seem to be too concerned about the health issues, and after more than two years, they have yet to recall one sheet of toxic Chinese drywall, or provide any meaningful consumer protection for any US consumer."
   
• Bank foreclosures involving toxic Chinese drywall: The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center for nearly two years has been saying, "There needs be an immediate moratorium on the resale of all toxic Chinese drywall home/condo foreclosures by US banks, mortgage servicing companies, HUD, or Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, until proper disclosure laws are created to protect consumers from unknowingly purchasing one of these home foreclosures." They say, "At least for now, the bank toxic Chinese drywall foreclosure home resale moratorium should include the resale of all toxic Chinese drywall home/condo foreclosures in Florida, Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Southeast Texas. These homes will just end up as foreclosures again--unless they are properly repaired and properly remediated." The Obama Administration has suggested a IRS tax relief rescue plan for the thousands, upon thousands of US homeowners stuck in a toxic Chinese drywall home. The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "Existing US homeowners stuck in toxic Chinese drywall hell in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, and Southeast Texas need a federal disaster mortgage relief program now, not a tax write off."
   
• Fixing the houses: The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "the worst part of the Wild West atmosphere surrounding toxic Chinese drywall homes in Florida, Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Southeast Texas is everyone is an expert when it comes to fixing a toxic Chinese drywall house/condo/town home. Would you trust a greedy real estate flipper or broke homebuilder on the repair job? We don't." They say, "Again we ask, where is the US EPA? The Obama Administration and federal agencies failure to take charge of this disaster just allows this disaster to fester, and get worse. We now believe a toxic Chinese home can be repaired, but the approach has to be methodical, the home has to be gutted, including all electrical wiring, and the approach must be thorough."
   
• Where's the sheriff? The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "In June of 2010 it was revealed that a leading national homebuilder, along with a major South Florida building supply house, colluded with a major toxic Chinese drywall maker to conceal the fact that their drywall was toxic, to completely innocent US families, who were living in these homes. Where is the United States Department of Justice Department?"

The Chinese Drywall Complaint Center says, "Toxic Chinese drywall is not just in Florida, or the US Southeast--it's a national disaster, and after being in office for 24+ months it's time for the Obama Administration to show up. We are not going to back down. It's time for US Federal Government to take charge of this disaster--these homeowners have kids, and this is the United States, not a Banana Republic."