40 Times Boston Home Inspectors Found Such Surprising Things During Their Work, They Had To Document It (New Pics)

Fire is very scary. We had a chimney fire this spring. All went well, fire brigade came but maaaan, was I frightened.

I got lost in the snow in Yosemite once, and it was snowing and getting dark, and I couldn't see s**t because the snow was covering my glasses... and this was on one of the upper trails near the top of a cliff! But I've spent the subsequent forty years going outdoors and visiting Yosemite as often as I can. I don't know why that incident wasn't traumatic, it should have been. But a friend's house down the street burning down... that shook me to the core.

I got lost in the woods once. You really start to appreciate how easily you can become wormfood. Scary yet humbling.

They both sound very traumatic. I'm so glad that you were safe in the end. I do understand how it can change your course in life also. 😌

Ok so genuine curiosity what was worse the fire or snow?

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Thanks. I have absolutely no idea what 184F is. Would be nice if the Yanks could join the 21st century (and the rest of the world).

And look at his wet, red hands...

We have water here heating up to 90 Celsius 🤪😂 but we can adjust it (and no it's not a special hot water tap).

So no skin on by the time you’ve sung “Happy Birthday “ through twice (that’s what the UK govt recommended us to use to time our hand washing.)

Canadian here we say it too - just a tad warm don't you know!

He shall be d34d by the moment.

212F is boiling

your point?

Thanks 😊

Ok so here in Fahrenheit world coffee over 174 shouldn't be served be it will scald you so I'm pretty sure this man's blistered and fell off immediately after the photo 😒

My son in law likes to let his get like this before he can be guilted into changing it, in a brand new home also. The last time he did it he had kept telling his wife that it had just been a couple months but she had written the month and year on the filter. When he finally changed it, it had been a year and it looked like that one. It was disgusting and no wonder everyone's allergies were going crazy.

Yeah, I didn't have asthma but might have it after looking at that mess.

you, random BP stranger, are evil

No, you jump down, a convertible drives out of the garage, you seamlessly land on the passenger seat and adjust your ray bans

Or or..... garage door opens, convertible car comes out -remotely of course, jump out the doors into your car -golden 🚗 😆

or "Kit come out and open the sun roof, I'm going to jump right now"

Why did I just laugh at this comment?

Best way to d13?

where can I order this floorplan?????

Great idea for the next Home Alone movie

If you are ignorant - that used to be a hole to pass bales of hay through. The lower level is for livestock, farm equipment, etc and the hay goes up top. A full hay wagon will reach the top of that upper door so instead of throwing a 120lb bale of hay 18 ft down on the ground then carrying it back up the 18 ft, it goes through the hole. When you need to get a bale of hay, you pull up the wagon/pick up truck and throw it out into the bed. Once, again avoid moving a 120lb twice unnecessarily. There's a good chance you'll throw it out the upper door even if its for livestock below. You avoid crushing a barn cat or that calf that slipped out the stall not closed all the way.

I'm guessing the owner who converted it either ran out of money for a staircase, or couldn't get a permit for one.

They have houses like that in upstate New York too, especially around Buffalo, where they can get 130" of snow.

Sounds pretty electrifying.