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Comment #2452

2011-06-28T10:27:05Z

As I understand it, meth residue isn't something the average tourist can see or even smell, but when a hotel room has been used as a meth lab, the gas sticks to everything, and is toxic. It's enough of a problem to have the hospitality lawyers concerned.

It's also a problem for people who unknowingly move into houses or apartments that have been used as meth labs. And while the meth cooking process creates the worst residue, even rooms in which meth has been smoked can be a problem. The residue cannot be removed by ordinary hotel cleaning procedures.

Comment #2451

2011-06-28T04:50:21Z

Now I'm curious: what does meth residue look like?

Comment #2450

2011-06-27T22:47:34Z

Really did. She asked us to name three countries we'd like to visit, and Porter included the Gambia, for obvious reasons. Made her day, I think. After he told her where it was.

Comment #2449

2011-06-27T22:36:42Z

Did you really ask about properties in the Gambia?