When faced with the challenging task of cleaning up an environment contaminated with drug residues, one can’t afford to cut corners. This isn’t just about cleaning; it’s a matter of public health. The drug biohazard cleanup process must be...
Dealing with a situation that involves blood is never easy, and it can often be emotionally and physically challenging. However, it’s essential to understand that cleaning up blood requires a level of expertise and precautions that go beyond conventional...
Handling a vehicle that has been the scene of a biohazard incident is not only sensitive but also fraught with potential dangers. Without the proper training and tools, it’s challenging to ensure that the vehicle is returned to a safe and usable state....
When you’re faced with a biohazard situation—be it a crime scene, a decomposition, or an industrial accident—one of your initial questions might be about the duration of the biohazard cleanup. The answer to this is far from straightforward. Depending on the...
Over the past 12 years we have been asked over and over, “Who is responsible for cleanup after a biohazard incident, the landlord or the family?” The answer to this is not always clear and many factors play a role in determining who is responsible. Let me...
