Water once wrapped around Tina Tallman's 100-year-old winding staircase, leaving behind a mark and a very big mess. But Tallman says the biggest mess is one CBS 2 cameras cannot capture here. In face no one can see it. But Tina says it's definitely in her FEMA home: the worry of formaldehyde.

"It's scaring me because my daughters been down sick all but my husband. But me and my three kids all been complaining of major headaches every day," says Tallman.

While Tina and her husband were visiting their flood home, FEMA stopped by their mobile home and left what they say is a very long confusing note about formaldehyde with four different phone numbers to call. The not also contained details about how if their home has formaldehyde it could be their fault.

If you want FEMA to come out and test your home formaldehyde you need to call the FEMA Housing Hotline. That number is 1-866-274-4392.
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