| Found so far. They started to use Chlorine Deoxide several years ago in treating the water because it was supposed to be a safer and more effective in water treatment and apparently the problem started. They found the most problems with homes that had poor air ventilation, or in smaller spaces. As early as 1999 and before that.
The VOC/chlorine dioxide combination odors have been described as smelling like fuel oil, kerosene, chemicals or cat urine, to name the most common.
New carpet issue has some correlation to products used in making it and the reaction of the chlorine dioxide in the water. There are other household products/building materials that will also have an opportunity to react to it, but carpet has two ingredients comonly used and will prodominately gass off when installed.
I am trying to find the best and straight to the point information to provide links. Apparently some people are afraid of giving this info out for worry of more fear? |