Two men were arrested, accused of manufacturing methamphetamine in an Indiana home.
Police arrived at 1645 Rayletown Road in Bloomington, on Wednesday night because of suspicions that the drug was being made.
Upon their arrival, they were able to smell odors associated with manufacturing meth.
The homeowner, Justin Beck, gave consent for police to search his residence.
Troopers then located an active meth lab that included chemicals such as sodium hydroxide lye, sulfuric acid, lithium metal, pseudoephedrine, ammonium nitrate, starting fluid and camp fuel.
Officers also found white powder that tested positive for meth, along with paraphernalia that is used to ingest the drug.
Beck was charged for the manufacturing of methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine, possession of precursors with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine and maintaining a common nuisance.
Joshua Deckard, 30, was arrested on charges of manufacturing of methamphetamine and visiting a common nuisance.