UFFI the long term risk hazards

In 1950, Urea-formaldehyde foam insulation, or better known as UFFI, was developed in Europe as an improved means of insulating in-house walls. It is typically made from a mixture of urea and formaldehyde along with foaming agent and compressed air. There had been so many complaints, particularly from people living in homes treated with UFFI, that Canadian authorities became concerned about ...

• Tags: UFFI Risks & Hazards
• November 24, 2012
• Mehrdad Ebadi