There are many more people "experiencing the same nose bleeds, breathing problems and allergy-type symptoms" who own homes that don't contain contaminated Chinese Drywall then there are that do. You can conjure up thousands of sick people by telling them about the health related issues this drywall allegedly causes. If they happen to live in a house that was built in the 2000"s then watch out, they'll be reporting themselves to Thomas Martin, president of America's Watchdog.

When will people learn, if you buy anything made in China you are buying sub-standard to hazardous junk. Chinese companies couldn't care less about the end user.

Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin, Ltd has been making drywall for a while now. Their board is in many other countries. The process they used is similar to that being used by other manufacturers around the world, even right here in the USA. There was not any intent to contaminate the drywall and infect the houses here. I personally buy American products and do not want to buy foreign product. But we still have to focus on what it is for one, that's causing the problems, two, who had it shipped here and three, who they sold it to. Once those three questions are answered we"ll know where it went. From there we can begin to locate, inspect and replace this tainted drywall. Right now we're getting ready to see Congress step in and take care of things. One thing they want to do is visit a plant in China with a delegation of 5 people and to make two visits to a plant here in the USA with a delegation of 6 people. I don't know about the rest of you but I'm not too enthusiastic about seeing our Congress going about this in the manner they've described.

Well, just look at how the Chinese government continues to treat the families that lost children because of poorly constructed schools that literally disintegrated during the earthquake. That should tell you about the level of caring for human life that this communist government has. People in the U.S. & Canada have to look out for themselves...if it's made in China...back away, back far, far away.

I disagree that the blame should only be placed on the Chinese factories. Who is importing these goods? North American companies, of course. Remember the lead-containing toys issue a few months ago? Well, it turns out that the American company in charge of designing the toys couldn't give a damn that they'd be poisoning their own kids. The factories themselves could hardly take all the blame. God bless America.

Doug sounds like an industry shill trying to discredit anyone with legitimate health concerns. Shame on you Doug!

Another reminder of why I buy nothing from China when I can find a comparable product made in Canada or the U.S. I don't care if I do have to pay a bit more money. I prefer to spend my dollars to keep jobs here in North America, and I have a lot more faith in the quality of goods.

No shill Jason, just experienced in the industry. I know first hand as I've said before, people are curious to see what ails them. If they fit the criteria set forth by the "experts", "insomnia, coughing, headaches, dizziness, and breathing difficulties" then people would like to now. If they own a home built during this period then sure check it out. Believe me, I'm not discrediting anyone with any health concern except those who are uninformed, misinformed or just trying to instill fear to gain from this.