From what I understand there are a lot of chemical plants being built hopefully that diversifies the economy there..

If it gets too bad it will need a chemical wash.Dave

There was a major chemical spill in the 80s that wasn't properly contained so there is a large section near the Garfield train station where high levels of chromium have been found in basements of homes.

We use Clorox Commercial Grade chemicals. 

Cut the plant, put the chemical on the frash cut stump and it kills it down to the roots. 

Chemical treatment is as effective as heat.

For example, the no hazardous chemicals document, SERIOUSLY???!!!

We try usine Comet or Dutch Cleanser powders, bleach, every other chemical and we cannot get the coating to look white like it was before nobody stepped on the coating with their shoes.One more time, every tub I've ever seen has has this coating for at least 48 years.

If they just had the carpets cleaned, you may smell the cleaning chemicals or deodorizer.

So here's what I saw for editing:On the Kitchen page "Synthetic" is misspelled under the counter top types, the "p" was left out of "backsplash" and I don't know that you need a spot for "Kitchen Windows" if you are already getting a total window count on the first page (same for other rooms like the Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Living Room), but that may be by design.