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Everything You Need to Know About Crime Scene Cleaning
Crime scene cleanup is a process that involves the removal of biological materials and restoration of damaged materials after a violent crime. Professional crime scene cleaners are trained to find and remove all evidence from a crime scene, which can be difficult for families to do on their own. When a body decomposes, there are…
A Business Owner’s Guide to Crime Scene Cleanup
Crime scene cleanup is a specialized industry that deals with removing biological matter and remediating any damage caused to structures after a crime. Crime scene cleaners are trained to remove evidence and biological material left behind after the police have taken all the samples they need. They use specialized chemicals and protective equipment to remove…
7 Warning Signs Someone You Love Has a Hoarding Problem
Compulsive hoarding is a psychological disorder that causes individuals to find it impossible to get rid of their belongings, resulting in cluttered homes and storage spaces. Recognizing the warning signs of compulsive hoarding before it spirals out of control is important in helping individuals with this disorder. Signs of compulsive hoarding include always having clutter,…
7 Signs of a Clandestine Drug Lab
Clandestine drug labs can be found anywhere and are a serious health hazard due to the dangerous chemicals they disperse into the air and ground. They leave behind telltale signs such as strong and pungent odors, excessive amounts of trash including chemical containers and discarded medication packages, suspicious-looking houses with drawn curtains and blacked-out windows,…
7 Next Steps to Take When a Loved One Commits Suicide at Home
Suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in the US, and discovering a suicide is a deeply traumatic experience. It is important to take certain steps if a family member or loved one commits suicide, including calling the police, securing the area, getting the area cleaned by professional biohazard cleanup services, arranging for accommodation,…
6 Key Reasons to Safely Dismantle Homeless Encampments
Homeless encampments are a widespread problem in the US, with an estimated 568,000 homeless people scattered throughout the nation. Homelessness is a complex issue that won’t be solved overnight, and the problem is expected to worsen due to the pandemic. Homeless encampments pose biohazardous dangers because of crowded living conditions, lack of access to proper…
6 Guidelines for Safe Suicide Clean Up
Suicide clean up is a daunting and hazardous task that should not be undertaken by grieving family members. There are professionals, such as Spaulding Decon, who are trained and equipped to handle these situations with care and empathy. The six guidelines for safe cleanup of a suicide include contacting authorities, wearing protective gear, disposing of…
5 Stages of Hoarding Explained
Hoarding is a condition where individuals obsessively collect personal items or trash due to a perceived need to keep them. There are 5 stages of hoarding, with progressive stages being more severe than the previous. The least severe stage involves light clutter and few indicators, while the most severe stage involves fire hazards, no electricity…
15 Ways to Winterize your home
Winterizing your home before the cold weather arrives is important to keep the energy costs down, improve insulation, ensure safety, and prevent damage. This can be achieved through various measures such as checking and maintaining your heating system, replacing the heater filter, checking CO2 detectors, reversing ceiling fans, adding weatherstripping, installing draft guards, and window…
The 12 Common Types Of Mold In Homes
House mold is a common concern for homeowners, as it can cause health problems and damage your home. There are 12 common types of mold found in houses, classified into three categories: allergenic, pathogenic, and toxic. Mold thrives in damp, dark environments and is often caused by water damage. In this article, we discuss the…
