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You've been scanned: Device detects meth for home inspector
Charleston Gazette, WV
Wood, owner of Advantage Home & Environment Inspections in South Charleston, recently purchased a meth scanner after attending a home inspection conference in Orlando, Fla. Sam Wood, owner of Advantage Home & Environment Inspections, demonstrates one ...


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CaoimhÃ*n P. Connell, Do you have any knowledge or opinion on this article/technology?

I just had a customer calling who was concerned about the possibility of drug lab in the foreclosed house he was closing on in a few days. About all I could offer was: I am not an expert, call the local PD for historic records on the house, call an expert.
I inspected the house a month or more ago and had nothing that raised my suspicions, but I am a middle age white guy from the suburbs that would not know a crack pipe if I saw one, much less a meth lab.

You would think the Cops would have these.

Get pulled over and he starts sticking this thing in your face

Your busted...

Best

Ron

I'd hate to be the guy reporting a false positive... OTOH... http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/14/us/14meth.html?hp

Originally Posted by Michael Thomas

I'd hate to be the guy reporting a false positive... OTOH... http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/14/us/14meth.html?hp

Worse would be a false negative ...

I suspect E&O insurers do not cover that either.

Originally Posted by Jim Luttrall

CaoimhÃ*n P. Connell, Do you have any knowledge or opinion on this article/technology?

I just had a customer calling who was concerned about the possibility of drug lab in the foreclosed house he was closing on in a few days. About all I could offer was: I am not an expert, call the local PD for historic records on the house, call an expert.
I inspected the house a month or more ago and had nothing that raised my suspicions, but I am a middle age white guy from the suburbs that would not know a crack pipe if I saw one, much less a meth lab.

JL: By the way, I think those pictures are from Bibler and Larson's house.

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

JL: By the way, I think those pictures are from Bibler and Larson's house.

Aaron AKA ( Bagdad Bob ).

* it appears someone has Peed in your Cheerios.

And now You come back for more Likes it soggy

Best

Ron

Originally Posted by Ron Bibler

Aaron AKA ( Bagdad Bob ).

* it appears someone has Peed in your Cheerios.

And now You come back for more Likes it soggy

Best

Ron

RB: Come on, you have to admit that the first picture looks a lot like Larson's avatar, right?

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

RB: Come on, you have to admit that the first picture looks a lot like Larson's avatar, right?

Hey put the meth pipe down Aaron and work on telling us the NEC violations in the cable thread.

Originally Posted by Michael Larson

Hey put the meth pipe down Aaron and work on telling us the NEC violations in the cable thread.

ML: We just cannot seem to communicate. The problem is quite simple, actually:

You always see the glass as half empty.

I always see you as full of sh*t.

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

ML: We just cannot seem to communicate. The problem is quite simple, actually:

You always see the glass as half empty.

I always see you as full of sh*t.

Tears in my eyes

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

ML: We just cannot seem to communicate. The problem is quite simple, actually:

You always see the glass as half empty.

I always see you as full of sh*t.

I understand your dilemma.

It must be hard to wrong so often on so many things.

Bagdad Bob fits you well.