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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 5 MIN

The Aluminum Door at Ironwood Pump Station

from Rooms We Don't Open — Fexingo Horror · host Fexingo

On a frozen December night in 2017, a water treatment operator named Grady Parsons started his shift at the Ironwood Pump Station outside Bitterroot, Montana. The station was automated—he was there to log readings and check alarms. But the logbook from the previous shift ended mid-sentence, and the interior door to the chemical feed room stood ajar, leaking a chemical smell that wasn't in the manual. Grady closed the door and locked it. The smell went away. But the aluminum door stayed cold to the touch, even after the heaters kicked on. When he opened it again at dawn, the room was empty of everything except a single set of footprints leading to a drain in the floor. The prints were child-sized. And they were wet. This episode walks through the pumps and pipes of a place no one wants to think about at 3 a.m., and asks what happens when a door meant to keep chemicals in keeps something else in instead. #IronwoodPumpStation #BitterrootMontana #AluminumDoor #GradyParsons #WaterTreatment #NightShift #December2017 #ChemicalRoom #Footprints #Drain #SmallTownHorror #IndustrialHorror #SilentAlarm #UnlockedDoor #Isolation #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #RoomsWeDontOpen Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

On a frozen December night in 2017, a water treatment operator named Grady Parsons started his shift at the Ironwood Pump Station outside Bitterroot, Montana. The station was automated—he was there to log readings and check alarms. But the logbook from the previous shift ended mid-sentence, and the interior door to the chemical feed room stood ajar, leaking a chemical smell that wasn't in the manual. Grady closed the door and locked it. The smell went away. But the aluminum door stayed cold to the touch, even after the heaters kicked on. When he opened it again at dawn, the room was empty of everything except a single set of footprints leading to a drain in the floor. The prints were child-sized. And they were wet. This episode walks through the pumps and pipes of a place no one wants to think about at 3 a.m., and asks what happens when a door meant to keep chemicals in keeps something else in instead. #IronwoodPumpStation #BitterrootMontana #AluminumDoor #GradyParsons #WaterTreatment #NightShift #December2017 #ChemicalRoom #Footprints #Drain #SmallTownHorror #IndustrialHorror #SilentAlarm #UnlockedDoor #Isolation #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #RoomsWeDontOpen Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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