Methamphetamine use and production is becoming almost commonplace. As many as one in ten homes – across the board – may be contaminated with meth, according to one government estimate. The contamination is found in homes of all types, sizes, and locations. Occupying a home contaminated with high levels of methamphetamine or meth production chemicals…
DetailsSmoking methamphetamine hydrochloride creates a buildup of residue on all surfaces, and this buildup creates a health hazard. The drug residue is absorbed through your skin when you come in contact with contaminated surfaces. You can breathe in meth scum as it reenters the air in your home due to vacuuming and opening and closing…
DetailsWhat is Methamphetamine? Meth was developed early in the 20th century from amphetamine used initially in nasal decongestants and bronchial inhalers. Methamphetamine causes hyperactivity and fidgeting, decreased appetite and enjoyable feeling of euphoria or well-being. It also clears out your nasal passages. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Not really. Methamphetamine is a powerful and highly addictive…
DetailsMethamphetamine, meth for short, exposure can be detrimental to your health as well as your home. The chemicals used for making meth products are highly dangerous concerning risk of fire, explosion and create a plethora of health problems. What to do if you suspect a Meth House/Lab Leave the site immediately and call authorities to…
DetailsWith the ever-changing weather, dampness, rain, and snow; a mold inspection is a must. Mold can create havoc in the home and on your health. Here’s a list of some of the ways that mold can affect you and your loved ones. Skin rash and itching Eye irritation Congestion Asthma or aggravation of existing…
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