Meth Lab

Question: What symtoms might a person experience if they moved into a home that had a meth lab in it?

(Posted by: roundabout on 2006-04-27 21:50:42)

When I spend the night in my bedroom of a home my husband and I purchased about a year and a half ago I wake up with a congested cough and my asthma flares up. When I sleep in any other room I don't have that problem. We found out that the person we purchased the house from is a meth user.

Posted by: recon_179 on 2006-04-27, 21:51:39

Toxic fumes,thoes fumes eat you noses and your throat and lungs

Posted by: PhilenaWorld on 2006-04-27, 21:57:04

You heavily exposed to toxic chemicals. If you would like, you can contact me to help you de-tox that room.. ASAP. Plz.. don't use other products like bleach or pine sol to try to clean or de-tox. It will make it worse.

Posted by: LadyBlue on 2006-04-27, 21:59:39

You could start having respiratory problems most definitely. If it is still toxic enough, you could have certain brain cells ate up causing imbalances, but that's not very likely. You really need to remove the carpeting, replace the walls if possible, or if there were any curtains there or furniture that was there before you moved in definitely get rid of them. When we make a meth lab bust, these things are required to be done by the landlord before anyone moves in. I hope this helps you.