Reason why most of the rooms have smoked damage is because when smoke in the kitchen with the fire or wherever the fire was well when it got smoke it if it was black smoke it started to go through the air vents and then it went through other rooms vents most of the vents are like burnt chard
That was a VERY interesting video. I thought the basement would have a lot of water in it. Maybe it did after the fire but dried up. Wondering if the washer and dryer are still useable. Thanks for making it. New subscriber.
Hey I live in Macomb Township in a trailer home in Michigan, a few streets down there was a trailer fire sometime ago, the owner will not leave, ? If you, if they allow you to go through it ? Can you come to my area, go to my office, see if you can go through it, survey the damage of his trailer fire, what caused it?
it seem that a electrical fire started in the wall of the down stares kitchen. the main electrical panel didnt seem to have a lot of brakers and maybe started the fire.
8:36 is that a jersey?! Too bad you didn't save it. I would have loved that also go back and see if there's any converse shoes in there. It's better for me to have them and reuse them instead of them going to waste
When I was a kid in the late 80’s/early 90’s, I remember seeing a ceiling asbestos removal process somewhere on television (probably an ad or news blip), where all the dudes were wearing what looked like souped-up hazmat suits connected to hoses for external air ventilation, and even with all that protection, they were still standing on step ladders, doing the work from several feet away with tools extended by poles. And whilst watching this, and subsequently relaying it to all my friends later, we were all bemused and sarcastically chuckling as we ruminated over the fact of having been told by several of the adults, that the annex cottage on our church campus, in which we attended Sabbath school, had a ceiling chock-full of asbestos. With one of my friends remarking, “The professionals are dressed like they’re ready for a walk on the surface of the moon, and we’re just sitting here in our shirts and ties.”🫤 With so many other disastrously unhealthy practices and products of that time, especially the heinous leaded-gasoline air pollution, it’s amazing that any of us are still alive. My survival being even more extraordinary when you take into account that I grew up in the Greater Los Angeles Metropolitan Area in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Any of you who are familiar with LA and some of her history in this era, will understand what I’m talking about.😂
That fridge ain't too bad. A quick paint job and a recharge and it'll be good to go!
Reason why most of the rooms have smoked damage is because when smoke in the kitchen with the fire or wherever the fire was well when it got smoke it if it was black smoke it started to go through the air vents and then it went through other rooms vents most of the vents are like burnt chard
That was a VERY interesting video. I thought the basement would have a lot of water in it. Maybe it did after the fire but dried up. Wondering if the washer and dryer are still useable. Thanks for making it. New subscriber.
Hopefully someone can fix that up
Hey I live in Macomb Township in a trailer home in Michigan, a few streets down there was a trailer fire sometime ago, the owner will not leave, ? If you, if they allow you to go through it ? Can you come to my area, go to my office, see if you can go through it, survey the damage of his trailer fire, what caused it?
it seem that a electrical fire started in the wall of the down stares kitchen. the main electrical panel didnt seem to have a lot of brakers and maybe started the fire.
stares is spelled stairs and brakers is spelled breakers.........
sorry that my auto correct didn't work right didn't even know it didn't fix the two words @@davidbussa4272
8:36 is that a jersey?! Too bad you didn't save it. I would have loved that also go back and see if there's any converse shoes in there. It's better for me to have them and reuse them instead of them going to waste
@AidenBaker1206 It's fine, there's got to be a way to clean stuff and make it back to better condition
This is why I don’t like living in apartments. And omg that creepy
2:47 I feel bad for what was damaged there
Spooky
That is actually my old home
Guarantee some asshole will repair it and charge 10x the rent and never tell the new tenants of the fire and they will use shorty work.
Sad.
see all the needles
When I was a kid in the late 80’s/early 90’s, I remember seeing a ceiling asbestos removal process somewhere on television (probably an ad or news blip), where all the dudes were wearing what looked like souped-up hazmat suits connected to hoses for external air ventilation, and even with all that protection, they were still standing on step ladders, doing the work from several feet away with tools extended by poles. And whilst watching this, and subsequently relaying it to all my friends later, we were all bemused and sarcastically chuckling as we ruminated over the fact of having been told by several of the adults, that the annex cottage on our church campus, in which we attended Sabbath school, had a ceiling chock-full of asbestos. With one of my friends remarking, “The professionals are dressed like they’re ready for a walk on the surface of the moon, and we’re just sitting here in our shirts and ties.”🫤
With so many other disastrously unhealthy practices and products of that time, especially the heinous leaded-gasoline air pollution, it’s amazing that any of us are still alive. My survival being even more extraordinary when you take into account that I grew up in the Greater Los Angeles Metropolitan Area in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Any of you who are familiar with LA and some of her history in this era, will understand what I’m talking about.😂
i have removed asbestos siding with no protection how bad is that?