Thursday, 22 June 2017

How to prevent a fire - 5 Simple & Easy Ways

If you are afraid that a fire could damage your home. Here are some quick and easy steps to avoid a fire.
Install a smoke alarm - A fire could occur at any hour of the day. You might be away or be sleeping while it could happen. It is important to take precaution, installing a smoke alarm could save your life.

Install it in every room in your house.

Fire extinguishers - A fire could occur anywhere. Make use of having one fire extinguisher in each room of your apartment/ house. A fire extinguisher where combustible items are stored is a must.

Avoid smoking - Never smoke if you’re drowsy or sleep. Make sure to put out the cigarette before you decide to throw them away. Oxygen is flammable and explosive gas, never smoke it in a home where someone uses oxygen.

Avoid using candles - During the holiday season, candles are popularly used in homes. They smell and look good and increase the essence of the room. Unfortunately, candles are known to have caused many house fires. If a candle is placed near a flammable material it could be very dangerous. A kid or a pet could knock over a candle and cause a fire. The best solution to avoid a candle fire is to make sure to use a nonflammable handle stand and to place it in an area with non-flammable materials around it.

Educate the little ones
- Curious children are fascinated by fire flames. They like to observe fires and see what the fire could possibly do. Hence, they should be made aware of the dangers of fire. If you find them playing around with match sticks or lighters make sure to take serious action. It’s best to avoid keeping flammable items near children.

With our Fire Damage Restoration Service, we can restore your home to perfection. Our fire damage restoration specialists identifying all the items affected by fire & then completely clean of fire & smoke damage affected areas & items. Avail of our professional fire damage restoration service in Sydney, Goulburn, Canberra, Batemans Bay or surrounding NSW. Schedule an appointment, call – 0427 411 789. You may also email us at - info@primerestorations.com.au Visit our website http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/fire-damage-restoration/ to know more.!

Thursday, 15 June 2017

Trauma cleaning scenario

Crime scene
When a loved one commits suicide or is a victim of a violent crime, the scene left behind might be too painful or traumatic for family and friends of the loved one. One of the most distressing parts of a crime scene, suicide or accident is the need to make the area safe for living. It is due to such incidents or serious accidents, that a delicate situation which leads to trauma and how to handle the situation with regards to property and public places.

Most property owner’s lack the knowledge and equipment in regards to a safe and permanent clean-up when decontaminating the scene. Cleaning the place would be psychologically difficult for most individuals including family members and friends if they don’t have the skill to decontaminate and clean the blood-borne diseases that might occur. It is very natural to call and inform the police and crime scene investigators. But what about the mess left behind after the evidence is collected?

It is essential to call trained, professional and experienced specialists, who have dealt with such cases. Bio Cleanse Services provides trauma cleaning service with the assurance to restore the contaminated property to its original condition. Call us 0412 547 547 or 042 741 1789 or visit http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/trauma-cleaning/

Tuesday, 6 June 2017

Animal waste – Common questions answered


There are some common questions asked when it comes to animal waste clean-up. Have a read through the following:

What is animal waste?
An article by Washington State Legislatures defines "Animal wastes" as a material composed of excreta, with or without bedding materials and/or animal drugs, collected from poultry, ruminants or other animals except for humans.

Why is animal waste bad for the environment?
Animal waste contains harmful bacteria which when comes in contact with water, it contaminates it. When unsafe water is consumed by people, it puts them at risk. Unsafe water is injurious to health as it can causes diseases. Thus animal waste must be disposed of properly.

How does animal waste affect the nitrogen cycle?
Animal waste contains nitrogen which is caused by the food that they eat. Plants require nitrogen to grow. Thus when animal waste is excreted, it goes back to the soil. This soil, in turn, is absorbed by plants to grow.

What are some of the chemicals produced by animal waste?
Some of the chemicals produced by animal waste are ammonia, carbon dioxide, methane,

Particulate matter, pesticides, etc.

Residual contamination that could be harmful to you or anyone coming into contact with is best left to the experts at Bio Cleanse. We provide the best clean-up services.

To know more about Bio-Cleanse and our cleaning services visit us at http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/

Tuesday, 30 May 2017

Mould growth and the need for remediation


Most people don’t consider mould growth a serious problem. But they are wrong.  Mould growth is a serious issue and any indication of mould growth at your home or office should be considered a serious issue.

Mould growth can take place due to various reasons. One of the most common reasons is by humidity and water damage. If that’s the case, then mould remediation is necessary as it can cause serious health concerns. Not only is mould bad for your health, it can severely damage and devalue your property, creating unwanted strain to your property as well.

Exposure to mould can have serious health issues like nasal stuffiness, throat irritation, coughing, wheezing, eye irritation and in severe cases skin irritation. Often young children and elderly people and the most prone to being affected by mould.

Mould growth takes place in places with a lot of moisture. Areas around leaks in roof, pipes, areas under the sink and in bathrooms are common breeding grounds for mould spores.

See also: Different Types of Mould that Grow at Your Home 


Bio Cleanse is a professional outfit when it comes to mould remediation. We specialize in providing quality services with extremely high mould inspection standards. Our trained technicians use innovative technology and treat any area or item affected by mould. Give us a call at 042 741 1789 or visit our website http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/mould-remediation/ to schedule an appointment with us.  

Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Basement afloat


When we see a house, we see picket fences, well-painted walls, perfect wooden furniture and the ambiance of rooms. But does anyone check the basement! Why not?

Basically, the basement is a spare storage area in a house. Over the years, junk gets piled up and this can create an ideal space for micro-organisms to breed. Beneath all stored items, there could be a water leakage you would not even know about. Water leakages can not only lead to mould generation but can also damage other household properties. These effects link to several health issues like asthma, allergies, rashes, etc.

In cases like this, people tend to worry about the house flooding or damage caused to life and property. It's best advised to be prepared at all times and we at Bio Cleanse Pty Ltd along with our team of trained professionals help you get rid of the damage in a safe and systematic manner.


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Tuesday, 16 May 2017

What makes bio hazard cleaning a good choice

In today’s world, most have an idea what a bio-hazard clean-up is and what is the procedure for a clean-up. But how many of us do follow the given instruction? How many of us play by the rules?

While most us know what bio-hazard clean-up is, most of us are still fully unaware of the danger and damage it may cause. Many times when dealing with bio-hazard cleaning, a lot of bio-hazard waste gets generated such as bio-solids, liquid waste, bodily fluids, etc. All of this has to be contained, transported and disposed of safely. If an ordinary person without protective gear had to do a bio-hazard clean-up, they might end up being exposed to various infectious pathogens and diseases like HIV, Hepatitis B or Hepatitis C.

It is always best advised to hire a reputed and certified cleaning company. These companies have the right tools and equipment to deal with bio-hazard situations like death, trauma, suicide or any violent crime. Bio Cleanse Pty Ltd. is such a company that is dedicated to clean and remediate your property to its pre-loss condition. They have the necessary permits, training, expertise and most important, the willingness to handle gross filthy things that would send most of us running out the door to throw up in the bushes.

Give a call at 0412 547 547 or check out our website: http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/ to get a brief understanding.

Friday, 12 May 2017

How to remove blood stains from materials



Blood stain removal can be a difficult task. Use the tips mentioned below to help you remove blood stains in the correct manner:

Using hydrogen peroxide: This method is effective to remove blood stains while it is still wet. It is advisable to test first by using hydrogen peroxide on a small spot, as hydrogen peroxide can cause stains too. This method can remove stains from porous surfaces.
You have to pour the hydrogen peroxide as per your requirement on the stain. Use gloves while doing this. Use a towel to wipe out the stain. Then pour water on it. Repeat this until the stain vanishes.

Using salt and water:
This method is used to deal with stains on delicate fabrics. If the stain is on a piece of cloth or on your clothes, take the fabric first and rinse it under running water. Take some salt and wipe it to the stain. Then again rinse it with flowing water. Repeat this process until the stain is no more.

Using toothpaste: 
This method can be used on clothes which have dry blood stains. Apply toothpaste on the stain and let it dry. Wash the stain with cold water. Repeat this until the stain goes away.

Using household cleaner: On hard wooden floors, use a household cleaner to wipe out the stain.

Using a detergent:
When it comes to mattresses, mix one tablespoon of liquid dishwashing detergent with two cups of cold water in a large bowl, making a detergent solution. Take a clean cloth, soak it in the solution, squeeze the cloth and apply it to the affected area. Wipe it clean and repeat this step until the stain vanishes. Once the stain has vanished, use a dry cloth to remove the excess water. Let your mattress dry before you use it again.

If there has been a violent crime or suicide which has to lead to excessive blood loss in your home or neigh hood, we at Bio-Cleanse can clean and restore your property to perfection after a crime scene investigation. To know more about Bio-Cleanse, visit us on our website http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/crime-scene-cleaning/