Meth Cleanup Standards
Cleaning up the worst of the worst is kind of our bread and butter here at The BioClean Team. Whether they’re after deaths, crimes, hoarding, or doing meth cleanup work, we do it all to our own high standards. Many of these have regulatory...
Continue readingHow to Keep Your Business Safe After Opening
Last time on the BioClean Team blog we talked about the necessary steps and precautions to take in order to reopen your business amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. With many state and local governments beginning the process of reopening and adjusting to...
Continue readingHow to Approach Hoarding Clean Up
This last year has been tough on so many people, and with many stuck indoors, hoarding situations have only become worse. This time on the BioClean Team blog, we wanted to give you some tips on how to approach a hoarding clean up situation, if you...
Continue readingHappy Holidays 2021!
Happy Holidays from the BioClean Team family to yours! However you celebrate, we hope you have a great one full of cheer and good memories. We’ll see you in 2022! Happy Holidays! – Stacy Houston & The BioClean Team...
Continue readingWhat are the Stages of Decomposition?
We have witnessed the aftermath of death and the various stages of decomposition that occur in the human body. These stages can be both fascinating and horrifying, but understanding them is important for forensic investigations, public health, and...
Continue readingBloodborne Pathogens: Risks, Safety Measures, and Cleanup Protocols
Bloodborne pathogens pose significant risks to healthcare workers, first responders, and anyone in contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials. In this blog, we’ll talk bloodborne pathogens, discussing the risks they present,...
Continue readingEffective Communication During Biohazard Cleanup: Informing Stakeholders
During biohazard cleanup operations, effective and efficient communication is key. Transparent and timely information keeps everyone informed, ensures safety, and helps manage the expectations of everyone involved. This time on the BioClean Team...
Continue readingWhat is ‘Gross Filth’ Cleanup?
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....
Continue readingThe Science of Decomposition: What Happens to Organic Matter Over Time?
Decomposition is a natural process that plays a crucial role in the cycle of life. Without it, organic matter would accumulate, and nutrients would not return to the soil to support new life. Whether it’s a fallen tree in the forest, a piece of...
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