Poll: What are your thoughts on buying a meth-house?
New Zealand has gone into a frenzy over the P problem, when in reality many supposedly meth-contaminated houses pose no risk to human health if you simply scrub down the walls with a decent detergent.
That's the view - some would say surprisingly - of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, and Massey University environmental chemistry expert Nick Kim.
With most Kiwi home buyers now getting properties meth tested and walking away from the deal if the result comes up positive, it begs the question whether it's possible to pick up a bargain if you're prepared to don rubber gloves and invest some elbow grease.
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25% I would still buy the house - a bargain is a bargain!
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16.7% I would refuse to buy the house
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41.7% I would buy the house on the condition it was professionally cleaned
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0% Ignorance is bliss - I wouldn't test the house for meth
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16.7% It depends
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