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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 467788, member: 4552&quot;]Again, just more nonsence. Again, PVC is a rigid, covalent, non deteriorating substance and has no odor by itself. In order for any substance to have an odor some type of gass material must be given off or there would be nothing. PVC is just Carbon, Hydrogen and Chlorine in a non deteriorating compound. So just what could you be smelling? Do you smell Carbon? Do you smell Hydrogen? Do you smell Chlorine? </p><p>Many articles are written by people that just know nothing but like the notariety or possibly they really think they know something so they publish it.</p><p>I always like the words &quot;study says&quot;. Just who made the study. Probably some kids trying for a better grade in school so they interview all the other kids.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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