I own an old abandoned building. It has been in my family for 5 generations and used to be a train station and hotel, then was later divided into 3 apartments. It was lost to the bank by a family member a decade or so ago and the bank didn’t secure it. Over $150,000 damage was done to the empty building....they even took all the doorknobs, copper wiring, and plumbing. The bank actually gave it back to my family member with 10 years taxes to pay so my husband and I bought it from him. Now we can’t do much because of Covid and we’re on the other side of the country, but have family across the street keeping an eye on it. Our dream would be to fix it (the family member did a lot of work to it in his lifetime and just died last week and he would love it), but the cost would be astronomical. We’ll probably have to tear it down now. This building fascinated me more than any other that I’ve seen you do. The downstairs was so well preserved compared to upstairs. Just amazing. Thank you for respecting the place and blurring anything that would reveal its location. In this case...you’re saving lives. Those chemicals could be very dangerous in the wrong hands. Keep doing what you’re doing guys. I love the details. You were worried in another video that they might be too long. Absolutely not! They’re just right. Be safe. And honestly, you should wear a mask in all abandoned buildings. There’s so many allergens, led in paint, asbestos and mould you’re exposing yourselves to regularly. It could take years to develop into toxic levels. Be safe.
The building is in a very bad condition and dangerous as ceilings have collapsed etc.The store is not a Drug Store but it is an Industrial Laboratory wherein Companies send samples for testing once u went upstairs there were lot of files kying in the corner.Take care when handling chemicals and walking in rooms where the ceilings and even floorings may collapse above u ir below u.Happy New Year
This is very strange. The toys were from the 40’s or 50’s but the pharmacy?? That’s from 180O hundreds. You should have told someone because there are likely poisons.
It just makes me want to know why that place became abandoned, especially since it seemed to play an important roll in the village. Thank you once again for a unique explore!
Well, it was good to see Remon again - he's been missing from too many videos lately, and he is an integral part of Explomo ! It works much better with 2 of you ! A great find, and I'm amazed all those chemicals are still there ! Stay safe :-)
I am a new subscriber from America. I love the respect you give in your videos. I've worked in the medical field my entire career and am 60 now so this was particularly fascinating to me and perfect for my first video with you guys. Those little tiny bottles you saw in the "dodgy" area were insulin bottles most likely. Although, I could be wrong because even I bein an ole lady now was only a baby in the 60s lol. I will have to binge watch your stuff. Great vids guys.
That room would have been a post office. Not a bank. Not secure enough to be one, even for the time. Wall safes.were never used in banks. It would require a re- enforced steel cage.built in the wall. Tellers were behind steel bars. Grew up in a village with one bank where my mother worked. The post office was in a converted house. Looked similar to that room you thought was a bank.
I peep the strawberry shortcake dolls I had in the eighties. 👀👀👀 I wonder if they still smell like strawberry. Mine was in a box somewhere and still smells like strawberry 35 years later. A testament how many chemicals they use to scent the doll. Lol
This is amazing,I bet it was a realy busy place in it’s time ,they did an sold so much .It’s so nice to see all the bottles packets in the pharmacy,the toys .Where they lived upstairs,must have been so cosy ,if only walls could talk ,lots of beautiful memories.thank you both so much for finding this amazing place ,you both take care ,stay safe lv you both Ann uk xxxx
Good to see you two exploring together again, I missed Remon for a while. This house is amazing! It must have been so busy and happy at one time, but now it's just left to die. I would love to have all that living space upstairs. Such a shame.
This was very interesting place and the pharmacy was really special. Thank you and please be very careful. Maureno and Remon you are loved, your videos are very special. Hugs from Texas
I saw an old video about the pharmaceutical stores of the past. It was not like today where the drugs sold were mostly ready made or finished products made by drug companies. Back then if you would buy something like a cough medicine, the pharmacist would get some chemical bottles from the shelf, mix some amount this and that, and then give the finished product to you. So the pharmacist way back then had to be a good chemist also because he or she would have to create good medicines out of raw materials. That is the reason why you can see a lot of different chemicals on the shelf of that old drugstore instead of ready made medicines.
The "pharmacist" from way back then was a "druggist". The difference being that a druggist will mix/compound the drugs to get the desired end result while the pharmacist just sells the pre made finished product that the drug store has on the shelf.
First, I'm glad to see you two together again ❤ 👍... And 2nd,WOW!! I LOVE THIS FIND!.. I was born in 1973 and the little dolls I saw some dolls I had in the early 80's.strawberry short cake & some of her friends too..I love the pharmacy room❣💯 You two stay safe & enjoy. I love all your videos 👍👍
This takes me back to my childhood when pharmacies made there drugs from these jars! Also here in the UK, there were large Ruby red, Cobalt blue and Emerald green bottles, that fascinated me! Thank you and maybe see you once more before Christmas!
What a unique place! Never seen such a multi purpose location - pharmacy, home, toy store etc. Must be normal for a village. Those main entrance doors were so grand and typically Spanish. Amazing how just something as simple as putting things in cupboards protects toys etc. so well after so many years. I’m sure that both of you with medical/science backgrounds must have been in your element with this one, could see it with the PHD measure! Great find guys! 😊👏👍
@@pinkyvdt Maureno is medical student now graduated and I don’t if he wants to continue his medical profession or to study further a field . Remon not sure what he does
Guys this place was incredible! Have never seen anything like this before. I wish someone would see your video who knows more about the place or even had photos of it years ago. Amazing!, great video. Really enjoyed! Both of you have a great Holiday!, 🎄👍👍. What a mystery this place is. There must be more to it’s story than we think. Would love to know!!!
What a find! The pharmacy was awesome, hard to believe that all the chemicals, medicines were there and not broken. So interesting to see the difference in decay from room to room. Sitting out on the verandas must have been wonderful in it's day!
Most people don’t know what a volumetric flask is let alone any of the other laboratory/pharmacy (etc) equipment is! I love seeing others interested in these kinds of things. For this amazing discovery I will subscribe :) It’s lovely that you have kindness towards the toys and children who could have loved them 💜 The Parlodel from 2012 (that is likely the expiration date) can be used for the hormonal imbalance of prolactin in adolescence through adulthood for both sexes. Depending on the state and exposure to air/water/salt, copper oxidation can be many shades of blue-green (basic explanation). I don’t want to bore everyone with this stuff but since you said you’d would like to see if anyone has info.... I could go on and on hahaha. Thank you so much for sharing this experience.
A spectacular and an amazing time Capsule indeed Explomo, that Pharmacy family business was historically well preserved. Beside this room, I loved the area in frame 36:58. Must have been beautiful having your breakfast and coffee with a view. You both did a fantastic job keeping a lot of the medicines and chemicals blocked. The beautiful Pharmacy Room isn't environmentally safe, it's a health hazard. I hope that it gets sealed after someone Highly Qualified contains, removes and safety disposes these medicinal products, before any accidents or fatalities occurs. Thank you both for this adventure, an awesome find it was.😁👍💕💕
Absolutely awesome video. The pharmacy was very interesting. My imagination gets peaked when I think about what the lives of these people were like. Amazing. Thank you. I know you are brave, but please stay safe in these places.
I agree Southern Belle - While the guys walked through each room, my imagination was in overdrive - wondering what those areas looked like while in use.
So good to see Remon...'Indeed'.... That place was a one stop shop. Drugstores..toys...every day needs and banking too! And just to let you know...Copper Oxide was used in wound healing..for pets.. Had properties for antibacterial and anti fungal applications. Makes sense as the powder I used on my horse when he would get scratched was blue, as well..
What a fascinating place!!!!! Definitely something different. First thing that caught my eye was it looked like an old time (which there wasn't one back then) 'mall' - all 'stores' under a roof. I liked that bedframe that was in storage. I think the glassed in area upstairs would of been awesome to sit in.
This entire place needs to be turned into a museum. Also if possible, you should make sure the pharmacy portion is locked the best you can do no one could get in where the medications are at. That is very dangerous to be left like that.
That house should never have been left to rot. What is wrong with people that they don't want to donate unwanted things. Very thoughtless of that family to leave chemicals behind. Thank you for sharing you two are the best X X
You are thre best !!!Good to see you two exploring together again. What a unique place! Never seen such a multi purpose location - pharmacy, home, toy store etc. I can see the spirits over dare. We enjoy ,t verry verry mutch. \Keep on gooing. explore more of these places Tanks again. Greatings and be carefull. David
This is just amazing...: an entire Drug Store left with its original vials and bottles ! Some of the containers are beautiful antiques made of porcelain, hand lettered, painted and gilded! You just have no idea how especially interresting this is for me!
@Ibidibi * Yes, it is well worth saving: how many complete antique phamacies/apothecary shops can we still admire in the world? Very few of them have been restored...
This was such a great and awesome find. You just don't see things like this in a life time and thank you for finding and sharing this beautiful find.I can't wait to see what comes next you guys never ever disappoint.I just love you guys and can't wait to tell my husband and kids of today's find.Stay safe and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Oxide de cobre - is tenorite, or copper oxcide. This is absolutely THE BEST find I have ever seen explored! Glad to see Remon back again. You two are great together. Keep up the wonderful explores, although it is going to be hard to beat this one!!!
Hi Maureno and Remon! Im from Brazil and I just wanna say that your videos are amazing! I love this drugstore, guys, ur making the quarantine less boring.
Remon and Maureno, what a wonderful & unique find! Certainly an integral part of the community in its time. The preserved history is shown how pharmacy changed from being a “chemist” who compounded medicines to make capsules and ointments etc. to the modern pharmacist. It is interesting that some of those bottles are quite old 1900-1910s and were probably reused as stock bottles. I live in a city of 800k and we only have 2 compounding pharmacies. Great job and Merry Christmas 🎄
I started in pharmacy as a technician in 1986 the year I graduated from high school & I did A LOT of Rx compounding & I loved doing it. Up until say mid90's many of today's meds were not made in liquids... hence the compounding. I made custom morphine solutions; custom " "pain cocktails" that contained the old pain med "Darvon" mixed w/ other meds to enhance the relief & the odd thing was patients never knew the doses of the meds mixed in them..they were made for each patient. I mixed "Magic Mouthwash" for mouth sores caused by chemo/radiation burns; I would sit at my kitchen table & compound Progesterone vaginal suppositories to prevent miscarriage etc etc. It was a great experience from 86-94 & I learned SO MUCH. I then went into hospital pharmacy & would custom mix under a flow hood all the needed I.V. 's & the i.v. run nutritionals known as PPN's & TPN's. I mixed the Fentanyl epidurals used for birth & it too was VERY REWARDING work (94-97...& we were SEVERELY UNDERPAID). I left managerial CPhT work in 03' due to the disability of suffering from M.S. I'll tell you pharmacy is NOTHING like it was even 35yrs ago & it's a shame the art of compounding is 90% dead😒. If these men would ever come across compounding powders of Rx Sodium Secobarbital; Sodium Amobarbital or powdered Sodium Pentobarbital I'd pay very good $$ for a bottle of any of the above mentioned compounding powder..so keep looking guys! P.S. Chloroform was used in anesthesia for surgeries along with Other up until the very early 60's. GOOD WORK GUYS! GOD BLESS & STAY SAFE OUT THERE! 😷😷
@@shellwalsh3317 I know all those meds. I was an EMT before that 😆(pre-1986, barely) I still get “Magic Mouthwash” compounded by my trick pharmacist for my autoimmune. It is a lost art form. Back in my day, we used carbon paper. NCR hadn’t been invented yet and we certainly didn’t have computers in the field. We had to remember everything and be able to think on the fly! A different time for sure.
All these blurs are tiring! But thanks for the good job! I'm old and depressed, and I shouldn't be watching all of this, but soon I'll be a "memory" too. If I have the time, first, I would destroy all my photos and memories, so that my house is not looted after my death. I would set it on fire, but I have neighbors who want to live. Thank you again, Explomo!
I understand how you feel I have also had bouts of depression. There are doctors and medications that help . I hope you can find help You are valued more than you think!
Hey mannen, dit is geweldig zeg en zeg gerust een museum. Ik durf te wedden dat veel dingen dan ook heel wat kunnen opleveren, zelfs daadwerkelijk naar een museum kunnen en zo zonde dat het er zo bij staat alsook er niets meer mee gedaan wordt. Dank jullie wel voor het delen, zeker 1 van mijn favorieten en deze gedeeld.
Wow! I would be there for hours and of course with rubber gloves. Those bottles of medicines look more like the bottles used in the early 1900's. In 1979 the FDA required expiration dates on all prescriptions and over the counter medicines. I hope this family followed FDA guidelines. The Lacteol medication was used for IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) This Anti diarrheal drug was used for patients suffering from Chronic intestinal disease/infections.
Hello Maureno and Remon! Wow really good funding very interesting place even the decayed conditions . Thank you for sharing your exploration in Spain! Please stay safe and hugs! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 👋🇺🇸😷🎄💖😎😻
What an amazing time capsule you have shared with your fans. I love being able to travel to all of these with you two and seeing places I would otherwise not be able to see. Thanks again for an absolute treasure of a video. Stay safe and we'll see you next time. Luv U guys.
This is stunning feel like going back in the day when I was younger, a place like this it’s not easy to find anymore, very interesting and adventure indeed, thank you for sharing.
Hello Explomo! It’s very amazing how the pharmacist bottles are very old, the toys children’s would love too have one. What great video again boys. Love you both keep safe.
This Time Capsule was very interesting. The apothecary was. Displayed similar to the ones in Mexico especially in the small towns. It brought back good memories of traveling into Mexico with family and friends for medications not sold in the US. They also sold different things like they did. They still do.Thank you guys it was a welcome surprise. I know you enjoyed it too. Than you.
This was an amazing video, thank you guy's again for all you guys go through to bring us these amazing videos! God bless you both for your bravery and the risk y'all take! Much appreciated!😊
This was like seeing an early walmart. a place to go to get a little bit of everything! thanks again guys love you and watch often. you two are one of my favorites!!!!
Amazing find!! The wood looks like it's still in good condition. The capsules are empty cause they filled them with the different powders in those jars.
Thanks guys for this beautiful travel time machine of exploration .is incredible how some items still preserved no matter what ,screaming to us trying to tell all about the past.
Nunca deja de sorprenderme ver los sitios tan hermosos que visitan, pero a la vez siento tristeza por el abandono y la destrucción por el paso del tiempo. Maureno me encanta como dices "farmacia" 😍 Saludos desde Chile. 🙋
I love your videos. That second part looked like the compounding area of the pharmacy. I was a pharm tech for 30 yrs. I think these bottles are older. I would love to have some of those bottles. I Started in '76. These are yrs older.
Love you guys. I could listen to you guys talk all day long ( but you know Americans have a fascination with accents even within our own country). I would follow you to the ends of the earth ( online lol). Thank you for what you do.
Loved the tour of this very old building, very very interesting, I am in Orlando , Florida, it's soo interesting to see things in another country Thank you guys,,be safe
I've worked in pharmacy over 30 years but in the states so I cannot help with some of the items. Don't speak or read spanish. However as soon as I saw the bottle water sulfurico I knew immediately that's nothing you want to mess with. It's very volatile. One of its original uses was an anesthetic for surgery. It's colorless and odorless and if ingested deadly.
What a fascinating building. I can almost picture the pharmacist working at those tables, making the compounds. There doesn't appear to be any premade prescriptions, judging by the bottles. I did recognize hypericum perforatum! I thought only herbalists used that. Great find guys! Stay safe, and in one piece! ☮️❤️
The house I live in now used to be the post office, General store and hotel office. They also rented out rooms for the loggers and miners 199 years ago. Not unusual at all for many businesses to occupy the same space at the turn of the century with living quarters in either the rear or above
I own an old abandoned building. It has been in my family for 5 generations and used to be a train station and hotel, then was later divided into 3 apartments. It was lost to the bank by a family member a decade or so ago and the bank didn’t secure it. Over $150,000 damage was done to the empty building....they even took all the doorknobs, copper wiring, and plumbing. The bank actually gave it back to my family member with 10 years taxes to pay so my husband and I bought it from him.
Now we can’t do much because of Covid and we’re on the other side of the country, but have family across the street keeping an eye on it. Our dream would be to fix it (the family member did a lot of work to it in his lifetime and just died last week and he would love it), but the cost would be astronomical. We’ll probably have to tear it down now.
This building fascinated me more than any other that I’ve seen you do. The downstairs was so well preserved compared to upstairs. Just amazing.
Thank you for respecting the place and blurring anything that would reveal its location. In this case...you’re saving lives. Those chemicals could be very dangerous in the wrong hands.
Keep doing what you’re doing guys. I love the details. You were worried in another video that they might be too long. Absolutely not! They’re just right. Be safe. And honestly, you should wear a mask in all abandoned buildings. There’s so many allergens, led in paint, asbestos and mould you’re exposing yourselves to regularly. It could take years to develop into toxic levels. Be safe.
This comment was so needed ♡ good luck with everything!
@@robyn8433 thanks! I can’t wait to get started on it.
The building is in a very bad condition and dangerous as ceilings have collapsed etc.The store is not a Drug Store but it is an Industrial Laboratory wherein Companies send samples for testing once u went upstairs there were lot of files kying in the corner.Take care when handling chemicals and walking in rooms where the ceilings and even floorings may collapse above u ir below u.Happy New Year
When you start renovating call us to give you a hand....beautiful but sad history
you can probably post the story on social media youtube, Instagram, etc. Maybe get some volunteers and some funding towards fixing it. You never know.
Those bottles are a LOT older than the 1960’s. Try the late 1800’s-early 1900’s.
This is very strange. The toys were from the 40’s or 50’s but the pharmacy?? That’s from 180O hundreds. You should have told someone because there are likely poisons.
Agreed, some of those bottles are very old.
perhaps the room with the older bottles was like a collection, a private museum?
It just makes me want to know why that place became abandoned, especially since it seemed to play an important roll in the village.
Thank you once again for a unique explore!
Well, it was good to see Remon again - he's been missing from too many videos lately, and he is an integral part of Explomo ! It works much better with 2 of you ! A great find, and I'm amazed all those chemicals are still there ! Stay safe :-)
They make a great team!
Michael,
I totally agree.👍. I love them both.❤️❤️
Cathy, 🌻, Ohio, 🇱🇷
I am a new subscriber from America. I love the respect you give in your videos. I've worked in the medical field my entire career and am 60 now so this was particularly fascinating to me and perfect for my first video with you guys. Those little tiny bottles you saw in the "dodgy" area were insulin bottles most likely. Although, I could be wrong because even I bein an ole lady now was only a baby in the 60s lol. I will have to binge watch your stuff. Great vids guys.
That room would have been a post office. Not a bank. Not secure enough to be one, even for the time. Wall safes.were never used in banks. It would require a re- enforced steel cage.built in the wall. Tellers were behind steel bars. Grew up in a village with one bank where my mother worked. The post office was in a converted house. Looked similar to that room you thought was a bank.
I think you're right. There are still some small post offices in big drugstores today. And there are piles of papers ( news or pub).
Yea it looks more like an old post office in ohio there was post office that kinda looks like that
I peep the strawberry shortcake dolls I had in the eighties. 👀👀👀 I wonder if they still smell like strawberry. Mine was in a box somewhere and still smells like strawberry 35 years later. A testament how many chemicals they use to scent the doll. Lol
I was wondering the same thing!
This is amazing,I bet it was a realy busy place in it’s time ,they did an sold so much .It’s so nice to see all the bottles packets in the pharmacy,the toys .Where they lived upstairs,must have been so cosy ,if only walls could talk ,lots of beautiful memories.thank you both so much for finding this amazing place ,you both take care ,stay safe lv you both Ann uk xxxx
Good to see you two exploring together again, I missed Remon for a while. This house is amazing! It must have been so busy and happy at one time, but now it's just left to die. I would love to have all that living space upstairs. Such a shame.
Everytime you walk on this rotten floor i am so scared.
Stay safe guys! Safety first!
Greetings and much love from Spain!😘♥️👍🌟
The picture at the top of the stairs is called "The Sacrament of the Last Supper" by Salvador Dali. Love the video!
That was very observant spotting that
That's right ! I'm a Dali fan !
This was very interesting place and the pharmacy was really special. Thank you and please be very careful. Maureno and Remon you are loved, your videos are very special. Hugs from Texas
Incredible find guys! I love that you are both so respectful of the buildings, people, and their belongings. Keep up the great work!
I saw an old video about the pharmaceutical stores of the past. It was not like today where the drugs sold were mostly ready made or finished products made by drug companies. Back then if you would buy something like a cough medicine, the pharmacist would get some chemical bottles from the shelf, mix some amount this and that, and then give the finished product to you. So the pharmacist way back then had to be a good chemist also because he or she would have to create good medicines out of raw materials. That is the reason why you can see a lot of different chemicals on the shelf of that old drugstore instead of ready made medicines.
The "pharmacist" from way back then was a "druggist". The difference being that a druggist will mix/compound the drugs to get the desired end result while the pharmacist just sells the pre made finished product that the drug store has on the shelf.
First, I'm glad to see you two together again ❤ 👍...
And 2nd,WOW!! I LOVE THIS FIND!.. I was born in 1973 and the little dolls I saw some dolls I had in the early 80's.strawberry short cake & some of her friends too..I love the pharmacy room❣💯
You two stay safe & enjoy. I love all your videos 👍👍
This takes me back to my childhood when pharmacies made there drugs from these jars! Also here in the UK, there were large Ruby red, Cobalt blue and Emerald green bottles, that fascinated me! Thank you and maybe see you once more before Christmas!
What a unique place! Never seen such a multi purpose location - pharmacy, home, toy store etc. Must be normal for a village. Those main entrance doors were so grand and typically Spanish. Amazing how just something as simple as putting things in cupboards protects toys etc. so well after so many years. I’m sure that both of you with medical/science backgrounds must have been in your element with this one, could see it with the PHD measure! Great find guys! 😊👏👍
I had no idea they have medical/science backgrounds. That is so interesting, do u know what they do?
@@pinkyvdt Maureno is medical student now graduated and I don’t if he wants to continue his medical profession or to study further a field . Remon not sure what he does
Happy to have you guys find this first! Was-indeed- (a word I learned from Remon!) an amazing find!
Guys this place was incredible! Have never seen anything like this before. I wish someone would see your video who knows more about the place or even had photos of it years ago. Amazing!, great video. Really enjoyed! Both of you have a great Holiday!, 🎄👍👍. What a mystery this place is. There must be more to it’s story than we think. Would love to know!!!
What a find! The pharmacy was awesome, hard to believe that all the chemicals, medicines were there and not broken. So interesting to see the difference in decay from room to room. Sitting out on the verandas must have been wonderful in it's day!
Most people don’t know what a volumetric flask is let alone any of the other laboratory/pharmacy (etc) equipment is! I love seeing others interested in these kinds of things. For this amazing discovery I will subscribe :) It’s lovely that you have kindness towards the toys and children who could have loved them 💜
The Parlodel from 2012 (that is likely the expiration date) can be used for the hormonal imbalance of prolactin in adolescence through adulthood for both sexes.
Depending on the state and exposure to air/water/salt, copper oxidation can be many shades of blue-green (basic explanation). I don’t want to bore everyone with this stuff but since you said you’d would like to see if anyone has info.... I could go on and on hahaha.
Thank you so much for sharing this experience.
Parlodel also was given to new mothers who wouldnt need milk for their lost children. It helped dry up the brestmilk.
A truly wonderful find even though it is starting to fall apart, it is still an amazing window to the past, great find all 3 of you
Wow....what time capsule! Loved that the ppl helped the community with all the business they did from the property...
Hi guys, the calender in first floor is not spanish, but portuguese.
Big hug from Portugal.
A spectacular and an amazing time Capsule indeed Explomo, that Pharmacy family business was historically well preserved. Beside this room, I loved the area in frame 36:58. Must have been beautiful having your breakfast and coffee with a view. You both did a fantastic job keeping a lot of the medicines and chemicals blocked. The beautiful Pharmacy Room isn't environmentally safe, it's a health hazard. I hope that it gets sealed after someone Highly Qualified contains, removes and safety disposes these medicinal products, before any accidents or fatalities occurs. Thank you both for this adventure, an awesome find it was.😁👍💕💕
Absolutely awesome video. The pharmacy was very interesting. My imagination gets peaked when I think about what the lives of these people were like. Amazing. Thank you. I know you are brave, but please stay safe in these places.
I love you guys from Kathleen all the way in New Zealand I Adore the castles+ mansions , I'd love to visit just ONE with you take care 🦉💐😖
I agree Southern Belle - While the guys walked through each room, my imagination was in overdrive - wondering what those areas looked like while in use.
So good to see Remon...'Indeed'.... That place was a one stop shop. Drugstores..toys...every day needs and banking too! And just to let you know...Copper Oxide was used in wound healing..for pets.. Had properties for antibacterial and anti fungal applications. Makes sense as the powder I used on my horse when he would get scratched was blue, as well..
What a fascinating place!!!!! Definitely something different. First thing that caught my eye was it looked like an old time (which there wasn't one back then) 'mall' - all 'stores' under a roof. I liked that bedframe that was in storage. I think the glassed in area upstairs would of been awesome to sit in.
This entire place needs to be turned into a museum.
Also if possible, you should make sure the pharmacy portion is locked the best you can do no one could get in where the medications are at. That is very dangerous to be left like that.
What an amazing find!!! Loving every minute of this one. Love you guys. Stay safe
That house should never have been left to rot. What is wrong with people that they don't want to donate unwanted things. Very thoughtless of that family to leave chemicals behind. Thank you for sharing you two are the best X X
Hello Explomo , Maureno and Remon
This was a special find ,a very special one!👍
We travelled back in time with you! Thanks!
You are thre best !!!Good to see you two exploring together again. What a unique place! Never seen such a multi purpose location - pharmacy, home, toy store etc. I can see the spirits over dare.
We enjoy ,t verry verry mutch. \Keep on gooing. explore more of these places Tanks again. Greatings and be carefull. David
This is just amazing...: an entire Drug Store left with its original vials and bottles ! Some of the containers are beautiful antiques made of porcelain, hand lettered, painted and gilded! You just have no idea how especially interresting this is for me!
They have no clue
@Ibidibi * Yes, it is well worth saving: how many complete antique phamacies/apothecary shops can we still admire in the world? Very few of them have been restored...
hey maureno and remon was all the rooms filled with medications? its good to see you remon 1960's i was a child
This was such a great and awesome find. You just don't see things like this in a life time and thank you for finding and sharing this beautiful find.I can't wait to see what comes next you guys never ever disappoint.I just love you guys and can't wait to tell my husband and kids of today's find.Stay safe and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Oxide de cobre - is tenorite, or copper oxcide. This is absolutely THE BEST find I have ever seen explored! Glad to see Remon back again. You two are great together. Keep up the wonderful explores, although it is going to be hard to beat this one!!!
Wow! All those medications and chemicals you found… I can’t believe something like that would be left behind. Great find guys!
Wow guys I’m addicted! Thanks for all the videos! Keep doing what you’re doing!
Hi Maureno and Remon! Im from Brazil and I just wanna say that your videos are amazing! I love this drugstore, guys, ur making the quarantine less boring.
Wow, you guys are too cool. You find some of the best abandoned locations...keep up the great work and stay safe and healthy
It’s about time you guys recognized a medieval barn and building when you saw one.
Quite a rare find guys. Really enjoyed it...Stay safe. Glad Remon was with you..
Remon and Maureno, what a wonderful & unique find! Certainly an integral part of the community in its time. The preserved history is shown how pharmacy changed from being a “chemist” who compounded medicines to make capsules and ointments etc. to the modern pharmacist. It is interesting that some of those bottles are quite old 1900-1910s and were probably reused as stock bottles. I live in a city of 800k and we only have 2 compounding pharmacies. Great job and Merry Christmas 🎄
I started in pharmacy as a technician in 1986 the year I graduated from high school & I did A LOT of Rx compounding & I loved doing it. Up until say mid90's many of today's meds were not made in liquids... hence the compounding. I made custom morphine solutions; custom " "pain cocktails" that contained the old pain med "Darvon" mixed w/ other meds to enhance the relief & the odd thing was patients never knew the doses of the meds mixed in them..they were made for each patient. I mixed "Magic Mouthwash" for mouth sores caused by chemo/radiation burns; I would sit at my kitchen table & compound Progesterone vaginal suppositories to prevent miscarriage etc etc. It was a great experience from 86-94 & I learned SO MUCH. I then went into hospital pharmacy & would custom mix under a flow hood all the needed I.V. 's & the i.v. run nutritionals known as PPN's & TPN's. I mixed the Fentanyl epidurals used for birth & it too was VERY REWARDING work (94-97...& we were SEVERELY UNDERPAID). I left managerial CPhT work in 03' due to the disability of suffering from M.S. I'll tell you pharmacy is NOTHING like it was even 35yrs ago & it's a shame the art of compounding is 90% dead😒. If these men would ever come across compounding powders of Rx Sodium Secobarbital; Sodium Amobarbital or powdered Sodium Pentobarbital I'd pay very good $$ for a bottle of any of the above mentioned compounding powder..so keep looking guys! P.S. Chloroform was used in anesthesia for surgeries along with Other up until the very early 60's. GOOD WORK GUYS! GOD BLESS & STAY SAFE OUT THERE! 😷😷
@@shellwalsh3317 I know all those meds. I was an EMT before that 😆(pre-1986, barely) I still get “Magic Mouthwash” compounded by my trick pharmacist for my autoimmune. It is a lost art form. Back in my day, we used carbon paper. NCR hadn’t been invented yet and we certainly didn’t have computers in the field. We had to remember everything and be able to think on the fly! A different time for sure.
All these blurs are tiring! But thanks for the good job!
I'm old and depressed, and I shouldn't be watching all of this, but soon I'll be a "memory" too. If I have the time, first, I would destroy all my photos and memories, so that my house is not looted after my death. I would set it on fire, but I have neighbors who want to live.
Thank you again, Explomo!
You’re very welcome! The blurs are essential to protect these places, otherwise they would get vandalized
I understand how you feel I have also had bouts of depression. There are doctors and medications that help . I hope you can find help You are valued more than you think!
Hey mannen, dit is geweldig zeg en zeg gerust een museum. Ik durf te wedden dat veel dingen dan ook heel wat kunnen opleveren, zelfs daadwerkelijk naar een museum kunnen en zo zonde dat het er zo bij staat alsook er niets meer mee gedaan wordt. Dank jullie wel voor het delen, zeker 1 van mijn favorieten en deze gedeeld.
Wow! I would be there for hours and of course with rubber gloves. Those bottles of medicines look more like the bottles used in the early 1900's.
In 1979 the FDA required expiration dates on all prescriptions and over the counter medicines. I hope this family followed FDA guidelines.
The Lacteol medication was used for IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) This Anti diarrheal drug was used for patients suffering from Chronic intestinal disease/infections.
FDA guidelines? They’re in Spain 😐
I think by the time the FDA rule came out in 1979, that drugstore was already closed for years so it doesn't matter anymore.
Thanks guys; I love your video
You’re very respectful
And hello from Sydney
Hello Maureno and Remon! Wow really good funding very interesting place even the decayed conditions . Thank you for sharing your exploration in Spain! Please stay safe and hugs! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 👋🇺🇸😷🎄💖😎😻
i realy like this place, so many interisting things to see. love your respectful work. stay healthy and safe, love from germany💕
I loved it.. very unique fine, always look forward to watching your channel.
What an amazing time capsule you have shared with your fans. I love being able to travel to all of these with you two and seeing places I would otherwise not be able to see. Thanks again for an absolute treasure of a video. Stay safe and we'll see you next time. Luv U guys.
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This is stunning feel like going back in the day when I was younger, a place like this it’s not easy to find anymore, very interesting and adventure indeed, thank you for sharing.
What a wonderful place you are so lucky to be there what a experience great video ty best wishes from England.
Hello Explomo! It’s very amazing how the pharmacist bottles are very old, the toys children’s would love too have one. What great video again boys. Love you both keep safe.
WOW, what a place. This one is my favorite video where you guys are, thank you. Merry Christmas
Amazing how time stood still in that pharmacy.. very. Interesting.. good explore
This Time Capsule was very interesting. The apothecary was. Displayed similar to the ones in Mexico especially in the small towns. It brought back good memories of traveling into Mexico with family and friends for medications not sold in the US. They also sold different things like they did. They still do.Thank you guys it was a welcome surprise. I know you enjoyed it too. Than you.
This was sure a long time. Brings me back when my parents were alive. Thank you guys awesome video❤️👍🏻👍🏻
Great find. love the bottles. my young life was the 60s and 70s. enjoyed this video. all the best.
Was looking forward to seeing a bottle of “Tincture of Cannabis” in one these
From your number one fan all the way from Texas, USA, have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Have a very merry christmas and blessing new year to you too James and family! 🎅🏼🎄💫
Thanks you my friend and merry Christmas everyone here
Hi..what a very special and interesting video! To see that time period in all its glory. Thank you. Something we will never see again for sure. ❤️👍
Amazing early mini mall. Thank you for the great explore.
Hi guys ,incredible find .love love your videos 🤗♥️
That was fun to see how they stored the medicines. It must have been a small community.
This was an amazing video, thank you guy's again for all you guys go through to bring us these amazing videos! God bless you both for your bravery and the risk y'all take! Much appreciated!😊
...the "nail scrubber" is to sharpen old rasor-knives...
This is my first time to see an old drug store..so amazing..nice video guys..👌👌👌
It's sad 😔 how they didn't donate those toys to unfortunate children that has no toys
Wow amazing!!!!!!!! You guys are great 👍 love your explorations 💕
Thanks a lot Julie! 😊🙌🏼
The whole wood work in the bank and pharmacy AMAZING!!
I'm always looking forward to seeing y'all videos!!! Much Love 💖💕💖
good morning explomers watching from Philippines 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Love your videos guys stay safe out there my friend
This was like seeing an early walmart. a place to go to get a little bit of everything! thanks again guys love you and watch often. you two are one of my favorites!!!!
Amazing find!! The wood looks like it's still in good condition. The capsules are empty cause they filled them with the different powders in those jars.
Awesome Video as always!
I hope that you Guys have a very Merry Christmas
Thanks guys for this beautiful travel time machine of exploration .is incredible how some items still preserved no matter what ,screaming to us trying to tell all about the past.
Nunca deja de sorprenderme ver los sitios tan hermosos que visitan, pero a la vez siento tristeza por el abandono y la destrucción por el paso del tiempo. Maureno me encanta como dices "farmacia" 😍
Saludos desde Chile. 🙋
That's really Sad 😢 how that place is decaying like that...I can imagine how beautiful that place was at one point and time...
I love your videos. That second part looked like the compounding area of the pharmacy. I was a pharm tech for 30 yrs.
I think these bottles are older. I would love to have some of those bottles. I
Started in '76. These are yrs older.
It’s a shame that someone couldn’t restore that place, beautiful find, how unique💜
Another awesome video guys your my favorite UA-cam
You guy's did it again! So cool!
an unusual find, thanks for documenting
From my family to your happy holidays guys much love here ❤️
Love you guys. I could listen to you guys talk all day long ( but you know Americans have a fascination with accents even within our own country). I would follow you to the ends of the earth ( online lol). Thank you for what you do.
Loved the tour of this very old building, very very interesting, I am in Orlando , Florida, it's soo interesting to see things in another country
Thank you guys,,be safe
I've worked in pharmacy over 30 years but in the states so I cannot help with some of the items. Don't speak or read spanish. However as soon as I saw the bottle water sulfurico I knew immediately that's nothing you want to mess with. It's very volatile. One of its original uses was an anesthetic for surgery. It's colorless and odorless and if ingested deadly.
Está farmacia es increíble, todo lo que tiene intacto , antiguo me encantó. Buenísimo este video chicos. estoy viendolo y me encanta . saludos 👋👍❤️
What a fascinating building. I can almost picture the pharmacist working at those tables, making the compounds. There doesn't appear to be any premade prescriptions, judging by the bottles. I did recognize hypericum perforatum! I thought only herbalists used that.
Great find guys!
Stay safe, and in one piece! ☮️❤️
Amazing find. Y'all are the best.
That means a lot Claudia! Thanks a lot and glad you’ve enjoyed this find :)
being someone that retired from the pharm field i would of loved to see the names on the bottles but they where all blurred out bummer
Very neat old Pharmacy and building. Stay Safe.
The house I live in now used to be the post office, General store and hotel office. They also rented out rooms for the loggers and miners 199 years ago. Not unusual at all for many businesses to occupy the same space at the turn of the century with living quarters in either the rear or above
Thanks for showing this 🤗
I have the impression that this place was falling down long before they left it...
U guys are TOO CUTE! Keep exploring!