Well IF you glue 2 " to wall,3/4" to that, and drywall to that, the manufacturer (Owens Corning ) has to certify its a allowed acceptable use of their product.

Regards,Jorge :superman: "Natural Born Mommas Boy" :D :D :D

:superman: "Natural Born Go Getter" :superman:

Then I read something from another source that shows that banks are sophisticated in this process and are not going to be just giving away deals.In conclusion, if the influx of the problems of this "declining" real estate market is from people that are walking away, willing to have a foreclosure on their records and had no equity in property, then I would naturally assume we won't see the best wholesale deals until these banks really feel the crunch of having to unload all these REOs off their books.

Its existance in the water,if known to the buyer,may be a material fact in deciding to buy or not.FYIFrom what I have read, the risk can, albiet small , extend to warm water bodies,natural and man made,even hot tubs ,even food .

A cheer for this catastrophes management.No one ask the collective world for help, no one take out BP from this scenario, no one consult lead academics.Which crime to our nature, incredible.

Generally not, but that depends on the nature of the lien, like a Lowe's credit card for materials.

I have done some skydiving, soloed an airplane, am a certified SCUBA diver, Jeeped the toughest trails in the Rocky Mountains, done Missionary Work for the very poor in Latin American, and you are telling me, and others, to get a life!?!?!?

I'm not some enviro wacko and not that much into nature, but WOW!

Might need to make several official trips to Asian countries to investigate the nature of the problem.