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My home must be formaldehyde free for health reasons. What drywall is formaldehyde free?

— sarah Lees Summit, MO

Answered by Rich Franz-Ünder on March 24, 2012

Is natural authentic wood toxic?

— neidilane gonzales Santa Clara, CA

Answered by Polly Osborne, FAIA, LEED AP on March 24, 2012

My builders think that by choosing to build more green, my new home will be more susceptible to mold and termites.

— AmyB Miami, FL

Answered by Colleen McLean on March 19, 2012

Is the use of concrete in the home bad for your health?

— Julie Lefebvre Cambridge, MA

Answered by Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB on February 14, 2012

How can I reduce the formaldehyde released by the fiberglass insulation in the walls of my unfinished basement?

— Jesse Colbert, WA

Answered by David Willson on January 31, 2012

What are the after-effects and the body's ability/inability to cope with acute exposure to PVC dust?

— Marc McD Suisun City, CA

Answered by David Willson on January 31, 2012

Should I be concerned about mold in my 87 year old property that has plaster and lathe walls? There are a few areas of water damage.

— Christa Ross Murrysville, PA

Answered by Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB on January 25, 2012

How can we safely clean up mold? Our 1820 home was closed up for 15 mos, and developed a white mold problem.

— Judith Allee Heath, OH

Answered by Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB on January 25, 2012

Would NAS12 be a safe alternative to bleach for cleaning mold in our air conditioning unit? I have chemical sensitivities.

— Debbie Wake Forest, NC

Answered by Maggie Michel LEED AP on January 6, 2012

I have mcs and we need to replace our gas furnace asap, any safe gas furnace that does not emit fumes into the home and is safe? thanks

— Sandy Van Wagoner Auburn, WA

Answered by David Willson on January 3, 2012

 
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