Fire damage can result in a lot of ash and soot! While completely burnt items may end up in ash, the solid materials that are not completely burnt by the fire are covered with soot. Both these results of a fire damage needs to be attended as the harmful chemicals and fire debris can cause serious health damage to people who inhale it.
When we talk about managing and cleaning fire damage, there are many types of surfaces and materials that might have caught soot and cleaning soot from all these surfaces has different processes and methods that needs to be followed. For instance, cleaning soot from wood surfaces and furniture needs water cleaning, deodorization, dry chemical sponge, wood polish and conditioner for restoration and others. Similarly, you need to use pressure washer, gentle degreaser, automotive polishing and other such methods are required to remove soot from vinyl sidings.
Along with wood and vinyl, there are many such carpet, lampshades, wall hangings, metal objects, and other such surfaces and materials that need to be cleaned after a blaze. For cleaning all these surfaces, one thing that is common in all these processes of cleaning soot and ash is the use of a strong and powerful Industrial Vacuum with HEPA filtration. To prevent the soot and ash particles from redistributing into the air and for effective initial cleaning, industrial vacuums are the best alternatives for any or all kinds of sites that caught fire.
Type H Vacuums for Heavy Usage, Strong Build structure, H14 HEPA Filtration
9 to 200+ kps Strong vacuum suction, Extra LONG Working cycles, Heavy-duty floor tools
Compact But Powerful
Type H Industrial Vacuums
45L Waste Bin & 7M Hose
Type H Vacuums for Heavy Usage, Strong Build structure, H14 HEPA Filtration
9 to 200+ kps Strong vacuum suction, Extra LONG Working cycles, Heavy-duty floor tools
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