These Are The Most-Googled Household Fears in Each State
By Emily Lee
September 28, 2018
An interesting new study conducted by A Secure Life reveals the most-Googled household fear in every state. The most common fear amongst all fifty states is that of mold, which makes sense. Nobody wants to discover mold running rampant in their homes. Carbon monoxide poisoning is also well feared by many of the states, as well. Some other common fears include robbery, peeping toms, and fall prevention. Only one state feared something supernatural. Can you guess which one is it?
Here's the full list from A Secure Life:
Alabama: Foreclosure
Alaska: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Arizona: Pool safety
Arkansas: Mold
California: Is my house earthquake safe
Colorado: Asbestos testing
Connecticut: Robbery
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Delaware: Robbery
Florida: Hurricane preparation
Georgia: Someone is in my house
Hawaii: Cockroaches
Idaho: Mold
Illinois: Neighborhood history
Indiana: Signs of bed bugs
Iowa: Peeping tom
Kansas: Mold
Kentucky: Mold
Louisiana: Fall prevention
Maine: Radon testing
Maryland: Living alone
Massachusetts: Peeping tom
Michigan: Spiders in my house
Minnesota: Gun safety
Mississippi: Sex offenders in my neighborhood
Missouri: Mold
Montana: Mold
Nebraska: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Nevada: Eviction
New Hampshire: Mold
New Jersey: Robbery
New Mexico: Carbon monoxide poisoning
New York: Fall prevention
North Carolina: Signs of tornado
North Dakota: Stalkers
Ohio: Bugs in my house
Oklahoma: Peeping tom
Oregon: Property value
Pennsylvania: Home sinking
Rhode Island: Mold
South Carolina: Robbery
South Dakota: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Tennessee: Ghost in-house
Texas: Evictions near me
Utah: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Vermont: Mold
Virginia: Wi-Fi hacking
Washington: Baby-proof
West Virginia: Black mold
Wisconsin: Mold
Wyoming: Carbon monoxide poisoning
Do you agree with this list? Are you afraid of the same thing as everybody else in your state?
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