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In early 2009, '''defective Chinese drywall''' came to the homebuilding and [[law|legal]] forefronts.  About 100,000 recently-built [[Directory:United States|U.S.]] homes, with most of them in the state of [[Directory:Florida|Florida]], are reportedly affected by drywall imported from [[Directory:China|China]] that is tainted with corrosive and noxious [[sulfur]] compounds.

In early 2009, '''defective Chinese drywall''' came to the homebuilding and [[law|legal]] forefronts.  About 100,000 recently-built [[Directory:United States|U.S.]] homes, with most of them in the state of [[Directory:Florida|Florida]], are reportedly affected by drywall imported from [[Directory:China|China]] that is tainted with corrosive and noxious [[sulfur]] compounds, giving off a "rotten egg" odor.

The discovery of sulfur-leeching compounds within the drywall materials has generated a national investigation, countless lawsuits, and a problem that is estimated to run into the billions of dollars.

The discovery of sulfur-leeching compounds within the drywall materials has generated a national investigation, countless lawsuits, and a problem that is estimated to run into the billions of dollars.

[[Keyword:=Chinese gypsum board]]

[[Keyword:=Chinese gypsum board]]

[[Keyword:=sulfur gypsum board]]

[[Keyword:=sulfur gypsum board]]

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