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Methamphetamine lab awareness
Be aware
More and more illegal methamphetamine labs are being set up on public lands - state forests, state parks, wildlife managements areas, etc.

While out hunting, hiking, nature viewing or doing other outdoor activities, if you see what appears to be a methamphetamine lab, contact your local law enforcement agency or conservation officer immediately.

Minnesota Department of Health meth lab information

Items to watch for
Signs of a methamphetamine lab include large quantities of common household products. Used as designed, these household products are generally safe. Mixed together, they can become explosive and/or give off toxic fumes.

Chemicals
Acetone
Alcohol (isopropyl or rubbing)
Common cold pills containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine
Drain cleaner (sulfuric acid)
Engine starter (ether)
Iodine
Heet/gasoline additives (methanol/alcohol)
Lithium batteries
Matches (red phosphorous)
Muriatic acid
Anhydrous ammonia
Red Devil lye
Salt (table or rock)
Sodium metal
Trichloroethane (gun cleaning solvent)
Toluene
Equipment
Aluminum foil
Blender
Bottles
Cheesecloth
Coffee filters
Funnels
Gas can
Hot plate
Jugs
Paper towels
Propane tank/thermos
Pyrex dishes
Rubber gloves/tubing
Strainer
Tape/clamps
Thermometer
(Page prepared with information provided by the Chisago County Sherrif's office.)