After the Tragedy: Who Cleans Up After a Death?
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After the Tragedy: Who Cleans Up After a Death?

Who cleans up after a death? Spoiler: it’s not the police, and it’s not the coroner. This job falls on professionals who specialize in crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation. Companies like Scene Safe BioDecon step in to handle the tough stuff when tragedy strikes.

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How to Start Cleaning a Hoarder House: Expert Tips from SceneSafe
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How to Start Cleaning a Hoarder House: Expert Tips from SceneSafe

In this blog, we provide expert tips on how to start cleaning a hoarder house effectively and empathetically. At Scene Safe BioDecon, we specialize in biohazard and hoarder house clean-up, leveraging our expertise to restore homes to safe and livable conditions.

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Recognizing March as Self-Harm Awareness Month
Michael Nelson Michael Nelson

Recognizing March as Self-Harm Awareness Month

March is Self-Harm Awareness Month, a time dedicated to educating the public about a misunderstood problem that affects numerous individuals worldwide. This month provides an opportunity to dispel myths, provide resources, and encourage open conversation about self-harm.

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Unmasking the Culprits: The Science of Smell at Crime and Biohazard Scenes
Michael Nelson Michael Nelson

Unmasking the Culprits: The Science of Smell at Crime and Biohazard Scenes

Crime and biohazard scenes often come with a set of distinctive odors that are hard to forget. When a death, illness, or accident leads to the release of blood or other bodily fluids, or when a body starts to decompose, it triggers an elaborate chain of interrelated chemical processes, and the byproducts are responsible for a variety of odors.

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