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Those of us with advanced severe Multiple Chemical Sensitivities cannot tolerate hardly any foods due to severe sensitivities and allergies. This nut butter was one of the few products l can eat. Due to other severe medical issues, l am not able to make my own either. Unfortunately l also can't eat your bars due to how tough they are to chew with many dental issues as well. Impossible to eat for those with sensitive and painful teeth. Please consider bringing the nut butters back. Thank you.
Judi supported: Bring Back RXBAR Vanilla Almond ButterMy wife and I own a Clayton home. We purchased in 2020. It didn’t come like we ordered. They dropped the home delivering it. HVAC problems. Plumbing leaks. Structural leaks. You name it it’s happened. I’ve had to replace 7 panels in my 4 year old home due to mold issues. We have 3 children that have also had to suffer through all of these outputting issues. I would rather live in my barn at this point.
Joshua supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesClayton homes has been deceptive and unethical since right after we signed a contract. They discriminated against me for being female and for disability. Their product is defective and they don’t want to fix anything, alternating between it being the responsibility of the store or factory for months. My house came with damaged windows, screens, front and back door, walls, ceiling,countertops, cabinets, all the flooring, both bathroom showers and trim work. We recently found out thatClayton homes has set up our home wrong causing water damage and mold growth. They are rude and deceptive and try to do the cheapest possible fixes that do not actually fix the issue, just hide them. It’s infuriating that my not even 5 month old home has these problems
Natalie supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesI bought my very first home in 2022.. a (2022 Clayton homes manufactured home) and within a few months, several panels sidings came off, I had to have a Clayton homes person come out calling around the windows because water was coming inside when it rained, when taking a shower in my master bathroom, water leaks under the wall that separates the shower from the toilet and we now have MOLD…. Vents, electrical outlets have been put in crooked, and the bottom of my kitchen island and ends of counters that meet the floor are peeling up…..for what I paid for this house I am VERY FRUSTRATED about all the issues I’ve had with such sloppy, and POOR installation of the manufacturer.
Whitney supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesChris Jones I bought a clayton home in 2020 and they threw the house together in complete carelessness. They forgot to hook the pipes up to the city line and had to call a plumber. Ended up having to dig the yard and sewage out it was all going under the ground. The city signed off on it that way. Also the floors weren't glued down properly and they keep peeling . I'm having to replace them out of pocket. Also if you have kids, not recommended. Because the trim comes off the wall as well the walls are thin and the forgot to insulate on of the bedrooms at the end of the house. It gets cold in there in the winter. The "warranty" ran up a year after I bought it.. I spoke with people who worked at clayton manufacturing these and he said they have a deadline and use extremely cheap material. The walls have holes from barely anything. It's like cardboard.. I'm pissed. They won't fix it. The stove lacks water through the shoot. I can go on and on. You babe it , it's happened.
Julie supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesMy husband and I bought our mobile home in 2019. We were told we had 1 year to voice any complaints and they would send someone to fix it. Durning our first year, we obviously went through COVID. And tried to be understanding when they constantly pushed us around. Claiming they were to busy, understaffed, and trying their best. On a small few occasions, we should have someone show up and fix small things, and claim they’d return later to fix bigger problems. Those repairs never came. They lied to the state about fixing the repairs required by the state to pass inspection, and claimed they were also never informed. It seems every few months a new issue arises. From our foundation literally falling out from under our house. Multiple roof leaks. Doors that don’t seal/open/close. Electric problems. The overall poor quality of all the interior furnishings (cabinets doors falling apart, sink faucets breaking, countertops peeling off, our siding has holes all over it. To more subtle problems. Like paint not matching when they “repaired” the cracks in drywall, weird fitment to baseboards, this awful caulk used that seems to be a latex base. Truly the list goes on and on.
Alexi supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesBought a brand new 2023 Clayton home. A year after having this home I have rotting floors at walls at both my entry doors that they refuse to pay for. Have contacted the state fire Marshall and they are in no rush to help either. I now have black mold on my walls and soft floors that are worsening day by day. Not the mention the nightmare it was when it was delivered. My home was flood inside and outside for poorly Fitted water heater fittings and walls and insulation had to be replaced. It has truly been a night mare and I wish I had never bought this home. You do not get your moneys worth. I had read too many horror stories and Clayton homes must be stopped. They are the biggest crooks I have ever come across in my 30 years.
Ashlyn supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesMain water shut off valve exploded right before Thanksgiving. House is tore apart now as we approach Christmas so it can dry completely. Most of the receptacles are fire hazard at best. They're all cracked or falling out of the walls. I'd be ashamed of I let a product go out the way these are manufactured.
David supported: Demand Accountability and Ethical Practices from Clayton HomesThis entire purchase/process has been and continues to be a nightmare! The brand new Traditon 56D we purchased was severely damaged during transport. Instead of using the predetermined route to our property, the driver failed to stay on the route, which resulted in busted walls throughout the house when he hit a small embankment. The "repairs" they did on the busted walls is atrocious. The trim throughout the house is horrible and/or nonexistent. Several windows throughout the house are crooked and will not close completely and/or lock. Most of the doors (front & back door, 3 bedroom doors, closet doors) are installed incorrectly. They will not stay closed completely and/or lock. The front door was not properly installed. Water leaks in through the bottom/threshold. We woke up 1 morning to a large stream/puddle of water from the front door that ran through the living room. It had also built up along the exterior wall in the living room. The front door won't stay closed at times. It randomly comes open, even though we make sure it is secured. We have woken up with the front door wide open twice. The door handle is crooked, and we now have to keep it locked to keep it closed. When Clayton Homes showed up after numerous requests, they closed the door and pushed on it once and said there was nothing wrong with it and completely dismissed our concern. The screen door that took them 5+ months to install is damaged. The screen literally has to be taped in place. The backdoor is installed incorrectly, resulting in a pinky sized gap between the door and the threshold. So the cool air from the ac and warm air from the heat escaped through the hole while also leaving an entrance for bugs. The shower wall in the master bathroom has big gaps, allowing water to enter and get trapped between the bathroom wall and the shower wall, resulting in mold. The shower doors are installed wrong. They won't stay on track and leave gaps along the top and bottom. The master bathroom tub is not sealed and has deep gashes in the tub. The entire master bathroom flooded in the middle of the night. There was approximately 1/2 inch of water covering the entire bathroom floor. The water also traveled through the wall, resulting in flooding in the room where the hot water heater is located, as well as the laundry room. Their explanation was "condensation!" The flood resulted in massive build up of water and damage to the insulation. The insulation had so much water in it that is was hanging down, almost to the ground. When the insulation was punctured to allow the water to escape, it released a waterfall. There is also water in the ventilation system, so we were told not to use our air conditioner because it would cause major damage. The fire alarms in the house randomly go off. The 1st time we turned on the heat, a strong smoke smell filled the house, and the breaker tripped, but the fire alarms did not go off. An electrician informed us that the heat pump was wired up backward and could have caused a fire. I could go on and on, but I am tired of typing!
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