We discovered an UNTOUCHED abandoned house in England | Found deadly bottle of poison 

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The woman’s picture above the fireplace is a keeper, she was beautiful.

I really liked this find. It got me to thinking about poison. I'm almost 70 and you always wonder what if you got really sick and had to go to the hospital. I don't want to end up that way. But I'll probably just keel over when it's my time. Maybe that person who lived there used the poison, but I don't think I could. Who knows? The picture of the wife on the mantle was especially poignant. Dying is the easy part, living is hard. You have to keep your curiosity up so you'll keep finding new things to live for.

9:27 It's a curling iron to make hair wavy

I love your videos. Your so respectful and calm and don't do click bait, thank you both for the best videos on RU-vid

Just discovered you guys. I’m an older lady who loves to go exploring too, so well done I love your work!

If you continue to be have a good and interesting vlog.one day you will be one of the most bigger blogger..thise three man was handsome👍👍👏👏💖💖

The item at 9:33 that you thought may be used to grab something are actually used to curl hair. You would set them in a little heat element or on a stove to warm up. After they were the right temp you would put a strand of hair in the center and close working down the strand. Love how respectful you are about the home and previous owners. Enjoyed the video very much.

I'd like to see you guys explore the out buildings too. There are a lot of cool things to see and find in barns, sheds, garages, etc.

Hey guys, you missed the calendar on the wall as you were entering the kitchen and there was a coin book on the bedside table in the first bedroom along with metal detector. Maybe he collected old coins that he would find with his detector. Great explore as usual, but please check out other buildings with house, you might be amazed by what you find. Thanks 💜

Like,thumbs up and comment..before i see the video..beautifull lady in that potrait,the antique sewing machine,the history of the house,and seeing again both of you guys remon and maureno.. (😙💕🇮🇩)

The ‘net’ in front of the fireplace is called a fire guard in England to stop sparks and coals falling out.

On the fireplace is a Beige vase it's a air freshener if you look close through the leaf you can see where puffs of air freshener come out it works by battery my sister got one she had hers about 18 months you can still buy them so some one must be staying there .

Cuanto respeto en todo lo que mostraron... gracias, conserven ese Don (Virtud) especial siempre...

Hi guys this house is really a sad house and the cleanest neatest except for a very few things, well orderly, to bad that unless someone from the family comes and takes charge it will just go to vandalism and decay.....great find ..👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Very nice showing home and unusual stuff inside,very interesting to see.

Im proud of you boys for. Not trashing taking any thing from the house. I will watching for your video

Love the way you chaps present your finds. The soft music playing in the back ground is awesome. It just shows the amount of respect you show towards your exploring adventures, and us the viewers. You guys are tops. Thank you

They used arsenic to do taxidermy years past. I don't know what is used now but, taxidermy always depresses me. I agree Maureno, I don't what it is about this one but it makes me sad. Thank you men for respecting the abandoned places. Love, health and luck to you.

Looks pretty clean in parts, and lots of stuff like the tv to be old and abandoned.

The fork tool in the fireplace is called a toasting fork. You put a slice of bread on it and browned it on the fire!

Hi guys,this was cute little home, obviously they were elderly but had once lived a interesting life,as always you showed respect in their home so thanks and take care 🤗

Hi it’s Ann what a interesting place,so nice to see you come to my country,it’s not often a property is left to decay in England .great find as usual,I think the man played Bowles ,that’s what the trophy’s are for .Stay safe much love to you both ,Ann ukxx

Hi guys! what you show around minute 3 is a weight scale, used for babies. An by the way I love your videos! great job!

I missed you both, very much. Thanks for your videos and for being such a nice lads. Be safe.

I respect that u respect this place and its history ❤️

Beautiful old cottage with the old features. The trophies were for bowls. It stereotyped as an old people's game lol. What you said at the end about its the aftermath of death (or something like that) were lovely words and very true. I've only recently found your channel, this is the second one I've seen and you are such nice lovely young guys. So respectful. Another great video. Thank you it was a beautiful house.

That rusted tool you found on the stove is a old hair crimper that was put on the stove to heat. My mother had to test it in newspaper first so it didn't burn the hair.

Hi, Remon and Maureno! I love this exploration because we finally get to see a house that is in such good shape. It could easily be fixed up and ready for a new family to love it. Take care, guys, and keep the videos coming! Love from the USA!

It heavy real silverware man! We have a box of silverware like that one. Nice. Thank you for showing this home from the early years. Why are they still getting mail? The post office should know if someone is living there. They need to be one that.

This is a most unusual find. The original house is very old. The beams suggest 18th century or before. This style of cooking range was still in use as late as the early 1960's, after this things changed dramatically. Oddly, in this house, the "modern" hip, '60s style was just added on. They didn't remove the old stuff. The photo of the couple, they're the elderly couple, who either passed away or had to leave. They would be in their 70s by now. Its bizarre. Time waits for no one.

The watch on the mantle at 6:26 is for someone with low vision, I work with elderly clients and many have the same type with large face/numbers so they are easier to read. Nice explore.

Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, I hit the thumbs up button even before I had seen your video, - and after having watched it, I must say once more: It's more than justified! - it's again an excellent video from the fabulous Dutch duo, I love so much. - The house looked despite of the obvious traces of decay and the mould, still quite cozy.- The scale you pointed out is somehow familiar to me, because I have seen this kind of scales in my youth. They were actually very precise for weighing and very common. - If the cutlery Remon focussed on, is really silverware, it could be seen, if there are marks applied on the cutlery. For instance the Lion is an indicater for Scheffield 925 -er Silver. Actually in the UK there a lot of people love collecting antique silver ware as well as a lot of other antiques. - You should check an enormously popular TV-program like "Flog it" on BBC- 2 or the "Antiques Roadshow". - However thank you very much for this wonderful video. - Wishing you a lot more safe explores. Peace and lots of blessings. Kindest regards from Switzerland.

Very nice English home. The bride and groom appear to be getting married in the 70’s. The beautiful lady on the mantle was most likely the wife of the couple who lived there.

Omg I’m in love with this beautiful property

Someone’s been cleaning and staying there.

I so love the vanity and the Wardrobe I was a little girl when I started asking for one like that and I'm 70 years old now

GREETINGS from NEW ZEALAND !!! Always a pleasure to see everyone !! 😁 AWESOME 😎 video guys, very unusual home layout, but I do absolutely LOVE the black cast iron oven downstairs and the also the dressing table with mirror upstairs. I too thought the iron tool was used for crimping the hair. Reminds me of the roaring 1920’s , women’s hair styles. Keep SAFE guys and THANK YOU 🙏😊 for sharing with us ! 👍💝💖💕🙌

Big like👍 guys

*Wow amazing find friends 😁 cool to see you over here exploring.....big love!!* 💕👍

Looks like a miners cottage. It looked like an inside coal house under the stairs. Working mans dwelling, memories of days gone by. Thanks for the upload guys, stay safe ❤️🙏👍

Delighted to see you got face masks & gloves. #healthisourwealth 💕 great vlog keep them coming 👍💞💞💞💞

You were checking for a date by going through the mail on the floor but then walked right past a calendar just a few seconds later. I was like, "hey! Look! ". Lol

Nice but strange place in a way, mostly very old things but also some newer stuff. Very nice though!!

Hi guys, the item you called a fence in the fire is actually the fire basket that you lay flat and put your coal or wood on to burn then all of the ashes fell through the fire basket to below it. The trophies were for the game called bowls. A beautiful cottage, I love the old English cottages the way you have the wooden beams on the walls and in some cases the ceiling too. Thank you both for a cool explore. Take care. xx

Thank you guys for doing this. I love watching you go through these houses. So great.

This is so sad . I don't know why but watching this and seeing the vacuum cleaner still plugged in like it's just there waiting for the owner to come home and use it. Just a sad sad vibe from this house

That tool you found is a old hair crimping/curling iron. Used 1920’s and earlier. It was heated in an oven to be used. Way before our electric curling irons

That tool is for crimping hair, you have to heat it on the stove.

What a beautiful cottage..it’s a shame it’s been left to go to ruin..The thing you was playing with in the kitchen after you moved away from the old oven was a pair of waving irons ,used to put waves in your hair..before the modern electric ones I believe....Great video again lads ,just a couple of hundred or so miles from me if your in Scotland 😀

Great video guys. 😘 love you guys😘😀

Great find and narrative. Enjoy your channel.

Hey, I was born in 1964! It wasn’t all that long ago! 🤣 Love That MCM buffet cabinet in the living room!

The low ceiling and the look of some of the wall probably indicates that the original house was probably a really old cottage. Probably a few hundred years old that has been added to over the centuries.

I went and google the hot shots club in the UK and it is a bowling club. They had schedules and the winners of the tournaments.

Exploring is awesome seeing another’s home makes you wonder why it’s left abandoned.Why would you leave without selling it that’s the biggest question?

My late grandmother and great grandmother also had the same cutlery set....

I got to say it is sad when you think about how it happens, did they die in peace! Or were they in a bad accident that took their lives. Every home brings the same question and tairs at my heart to think about what happened to them.

Maybe the black mold is the reason it is called the poison house.

Wish I could buy some of these properties you visit/vlog to return them to glory, if I only knew how. I'd totally keep all their photos too... Reframe and hang in the house someplace. The rooms with exposed wood/plaster walls, beautiful!! Those fireplaces are GORGEOUS. They don't even make stuff like that anymore. I bet it's all hand made tiles too. Thank you for sharing!

Cool old house

Love the way you do these videos... soon you will have hundreds of thousands of subscribers, just watch it happen!

6:17 that is a glade freshmatic

M'encanta seguir-los 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

At time 932 that item is old fashion hair styling tongs. Makes waves in the hair. Very stylish at the time.

Guys , you are good ! Keep up with the good work and be yourselves ! 💓

Someone may have already answered this but that tool you were holding asking what it was is an old women's hair waiver tool. They would heat it and use similar to how a curling iron is used. Great video! 👍

Love how respectful you guys always

If you tap a silver fork off of something it will ring for a few seconds also the green tarnish means silver

I especially liked the cast iron stove and the sewing machine on top of it. Great explore.

awesome video

Great Explore 👍

Enjoy your videos so much! Ohio USA here.

When someone is taken to the hospital the police are not responsible for locking the house behind them, the same is true when the door needs to be forced open if someone is in distress, or reported missing for days. 9:19 a crimp curling iron, warm the metal on the wooden stove and curl your hair, be careful not to get it too hot or it will cause the hair to fall out - commonly used from 1920's-1930's (rare). A few items in the house including the photo on the mantel was from the 1920 era. The person residing in the home was probably born in the late 1920's or early 1930's and the woman or man who died was probably in their late 80's. 12:57 I believe this is silverplate from appearance, but I would have to see the markings the box itself is rather plain and no maker label on the inside of the box lid. I prefer the crimp curling iron, too precious!

It is real silver wow💐💐

Excellent explore as always.

Great work!! Greetings from South Africa

- 10.31 Wow!! She so beautiful. Stunning🥰

good explore like always

I don’t think that was sterling or even silver plate because sitting open to the air like, it would’ve tarnished… Turned black. If you look at the fine print on the back of a fork or spoon you can usually find the pattern name and sometimes maker. This is probably nice set of stainless steel. Those tong -looking things might have been hair curlers. It would’ve been heated up on a stove and then applied to the hair for curls. Would have pre-dated the couple you showed in the wedding pictures so could have been from an older relative or just a cool antique. That stove was magnificent. Thank you for taking us with you. You find such interesting places. Be careful and stay safe.… Your Virginia Granny

Awesome video....enjoyed it very much....you guys are 👏 awesome...

I see so many of these homes full of belongings and always wonder why the things aren't claimed. Beautiful photos left to the elements. Maybe no relatives or they aren't interested. Taxes too high? Who knows, I love the explores and Explomo does it the best. Thank you for the tour. Much love and be safe.

Your channel is always interesting but also reading the comments about life and the exact uses of tools is very intriguing. It's like nice history channel of petit-bourgeois. Such a nice example of RU-vid.

hi welcome to the uk i think the trophies were for a game we have here called bowls the bathroom that was in both bedrooms is called a jack and Jill bathroom not sure what the tong things were used for great video again guys

great and sad video.you can know the time that the house abonded by the calendar in 10:50

Thank you maureno and remon , thx for your cool vid , I hope you enjoyed your time in the UK , all the best my friends.

Hi good morning from Pennsylvania USA!

Hello EX Good to c u again.. Thank you. Be safe be careful..

The trophies are from lawn bowls. Mostly older people play, but I did teach a student a few years back who was on the Australian youth team.

I think you should pull the master switch and turn off the electricity in those homes. It would be easy for the house to spark a wire for some reason and burn the place to the ground. Wires deteriorate, too.

Uou cn check if it is silver or not..if it says somewhere imprinted 925 it is solid silver.You cannot tell by the look of it..whether it is real silver or not.

Amo os vidios de casas antigas.

Very interesting place guys! Thanks for sharing 💖

That item in the kitchen is an old curling iron from circa 1920-1930

Do you ever wonder where and why these families just up and abanoned these homes ? Watched many of these videos and I can't phathom how all these mansions and the people who lived in them just vanished .

Great place

Thank you for being so respectful-luv ur vids!

back in as far 1700 to 1960 houses were smaller and that was a dryer you saw.

The mystery object is an old stove heated crimping iron. They were a great way to destroy your hair.

I always wonder who pays the electric bill, the place looks quite tidy, maybe a relative or neighbour is keeping it maintained, perhaps if the probate is still going through. The machine next to the window on the table is a dryer. The pipe goes out the window when it is operating - it's actually in a very convenient position for loading and unloading clothes. That game is bowls and is very popular here in the UK. Although it's mostly played outdoors most bowls clubs have the facility to play indoors when the weather isn't so great. Both my folks played it before they passed. The absence of clothes may indicate the couple spent their last days in a nursing home.