they say fema trailers are dangerous to camp in. is that true? and why? and does that happen to all travel trailers? if no or yes please explain. im trying to buy one.|||at the moment it stands that they are in fact dangerous due to the inferior materials used in the mass production of the trailers, they are used for emergencies as such as hurricane katrina incident. It is to re-house victims of natural disasters, the levels of formaldehyde is increasingly worrying to the government and also a website states that employees of FEMA were told when producing the trailers they had to open windows and turn on air conditioners whilst working with them because of the dangers of the gasses produced, the gasses can cause cancer and life threatening illness, it would probably be wise not to buy one as you would more than likely have to live or sleep with windows open and you would be extremely cold and therefore not worth the money.
Formaldehyde is a widely used industrial chemical. The colorless, pungent gas can irritate eyes, nose and throat, and cause difficulty breathing and nausea at levels above .1 part per million in the air, officials say.
Get a more expensive safer one. Its priceless to save your life.
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