When someone takes their life, those who knew and loved them are nothing short of crushed. The last thing that anyone is thinking about is suicide cleanup. Most times people are in utter shock and then deep sorrowful sadness. Suicide can be prevented, and when it isn’t, it hurts beyond words. Unfortunately, tasks like disinfecting … Continue reading “Who Cleans Up a Suicide?”

Happy Holidays from the BIOClean Team family to yours! Whichever way you celebrate, we hope your holiday is full of laughter, love, and peace. See you in 2023!

Clean freaks are… particular. Let’s be honest about that. If you or someone you know takes cleanliness to a whole other level, then we are sure you agree with us. Clean freaks like their stuff and space to be germ-free, smell good and be spotless.  And as The BIOClean Team, ‘germ-free’ and ‘spotless’ is our … Continue reading “What To Get a Clean Freak for Christmas”

If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, available 24/7 at 800-273-8255,  Life after suicide can feel impossible. Knowing someone you loved was hurting so deeply that they took their own life is crushing. Not only are you mourning the loss, but it’s common for survivors to contemplate what … Continue reading “The Holidays and Life After Suicide Loss”

Gross filth cleanup is different from a hoarder cleanup situation for seceral different reasons. Gross filth results from left behind trash, feces, food waste, dirty dishes, etc.  This kind of extreme filth can occur for many different reasons.  Consider a person being too sick or elderly to take care of themselves. Trash will accumulate—especially if … Continue reading “What is ‘Gross Filth’ Cleanup?”

If someone has passed away in your home, specifically in a violent or bloody matter, you’ll need to hire a crew to conduct a trauma scene cleanup. Blood and human remains can leave behind biohazardous, bloodborne pathogens that must be cleaned up and disposed of appropriately.  First and foremost, though, we want to acknowledge how … Continue reading “Trauma Scene Cleanup: What You Should Do After A Death in Your Home”