Is Blood a Biohazard? And Other BioClean FAQs
Welcome back to the BioClean Team blog. This month we’ve been talking about blood clean up and how to determine if you need to call a professional or not (hint: for small cuts on tile, you’re probably safe to do it yourself, much bigger than...
Continue readingOzone Gas – A Useful, Serious Cleaning Tool
Ozone is a powerful tool in our arsenal of cleaning and remediation but it shouldn’t be used lightly! This time on the BioClean Team blog, we are explaining Ozone, its uses, and why it’s not something for DIY cleaners to mess with! Ozone –...
Continue readingNew California OSHA Regulations and How to Meet Them
As a business in California, we wanted to notify you about an important legal development related to COVID-19 that may affect your business. At the end of 2020, California pushed through some new OSHA regulations that employers are going to need to...
Continue readingWhat Does A Dead Body Look Like After 2 Weeks, a Month, and Beyond
Unfortunately unattended deaths are common. As it becomes the norm for older generations to continue living on their own, and multigenerational households continue to not be the common tradition in America, people can pass without being discovered...
Continue readingHow Much Do Crime Scene Cleaners Make?
Have you ever wondered what crime scene cleaners make and if the job is right for you? If cleaning up crime scenes seems appealing to you, there are many variables to consider first. Crime scene cleaning is a job that requires a certain kind of...
Continue readingBiohazardous Waste vs. Hazardous Waste: Understanding the Key Differences
Waste management is a critical concern for public health and environmental safety. Biohazardous waste? Now that’s even bigger. Proper disposal of both kinds of waste is crucial to prevent harm to human health and the environment. When it comes to...
Continue readingWhy You Shouldn’t Attempt DIY Biohazard Cleanup: Risks and Consequences
In the age of DIY solutions and home improvement shows it can be tempting to tackle every task on your own. However, when it comes to biohazard cleanup, the risks far outweigh the benefits of attempting to do it yourself. Biohazard cleanup involves...
Continue readingUnveiling the World of Biohazard Cleanup Companies: What We do
Ever wondered what biohazard cleanup companies do and how they do it? In short, companies like the BioCleanTeam clean up environmental threats like bodies, human tissue, animal carcasses, homeless encampments, meth labs, hoarding situations,...
Continue readingBiohazard Cleanup After Natural Disasters: Challenges and Solutions
Natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and wildfires leave widespread devastation in their wake. Beyond the visible destruction of homes, infrastructure, and landscapes, these events often create hidden dangers in the form of...
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