House of Horror:Â The Most Toxic Abandoned House Ever with a Black Mold Infestation
I can count on one hand the amount of abandoned houses I have explored over the years with as much black mold as this house.
That number is actually three, in 10+ years and over 1,000 abandoned places explored, this house is in the top 3 of black mold infestations.
The other interesting thing is, the other two houses I’m referring to were remarkably interesting with many contents left behind – which makes sense with such a bad mold problem.
This house has a beautiful mid century style inside with bright walls, brighter carpets, a floor to ceiling mirrored wall, greed, red and yellow shag carpet and more.
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What’s also interesting here is that the main floor and 2nd floor are empty, but the basement is still full of the previous owners belongings – everything, beds, still made, kitchen stocked with food, dishes etc.
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Photos from just a few months ago show a totally dry and untouched basement, like a time capsule. My photos, taken recently, will show a stark contrast with a flooded basement, up to 3 inches in parts and the contents have been tossed about – as is to be expected in this hobby.
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Strangely, the house still has power and lights on in some rooms – this can’t be good!
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As bad as the mold was, I really enjoyed this house. I couldn’t do the basement without my respirator, the air was far too bad down there – I felt okay about the main floor as long as I didn’t linger around too long.
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