angeldove02

I have a 102 year old house located in Graniteville SC where the tankard of chlorine gas was released killing 10. My house is less than 150 feet from where the trains collided. My house sustained considerable damage. The piers on my house are made with the 100+ year old method of mortar (which I think was lime based). One hole row of piers from the side of my house to the other for about 1 foot down from the top of the pier is now white powder (no mortar left - just powder). I know it was not this way before the accident but it is now and the railroad says no way. Although it was not suppose to be able to rust stainless steel it did and it was not suppose to cause paint to come off but I can wipe my paint off the aluminum siding with my hands. How can I get information on what that high of a concentrate of this gas would have on things such as the old mortar???