meth: Property Owners-Be Aware Of Meth Labs (Part 4) Cleaning Up - 03/29/08 06:50 AM
A generalized cleaning will not remove the toxic waste and chemical residue of Meth production. Do not try to clean it yourself! Even law enforcement and other first responders face health risks when they enter a lab before it is cleaned or ventilated, unless they are protected by Haz-Mat gear. If … (8 comments)
meth: Property Owners-Be Aware Of Meth Labs (Part 3), Recognizing A Lab - 03/28/08 06:35 AM
The ingredients used to make methamphetamine in clandestine laboratories are generally household products that by themselves present little danger, but when combined can have serious toxic and explosive effects. If you came in contact with a methamphetamine lab operation, how would you know it? What ingredients and equipment would be present? What … (7 comments)
meth: Property Owners-Be Aware Of Meth Labs (Part 2) Common Ingredients - 03/27/08 06:43 AM
Common Meth Ingredients Would you swallow a spoonful of drain cleaner? Does the thought of injecting brake fluid into your arm appeal to you? Care to top off your dessert with a bit of rat poison? How about a big drink of starting fluid to start the day? These are just a few … (3 comments)
meth: Property Owners-Be Aware Of Meth Labs (Part 1) - 03/26/08 07:29 AM
Meth can be manufactured anywhere, including in a "cook's" home. This may be a property you own and are leasing to the "cook", or a house that you are considering purchasing. These home labs leave contamination and severe health risks even after the drug is no longer being manufactured in the … (10 comments)
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A generalized cleaning will not remove the toxic waste and chemical residue of Meth production. Do not try to clean it yourself! Even law enforcement and other first responders face health risks when they enter a lab before it is cleaned or ventilated, unless they are protected by Haz-Mat gear. If … (8 comments)
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