Cleaning up after a murder scene |
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MitchelClarke
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It is not so difficult work that you are thinking just take the chemical and wash the only place where the blood is present then clean the whole carpet.
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CarpetproKC
Groupie Joined: 29/August/2009 Location: Kansas City, MO Status: Offline Points: 80 |
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I would use a bissell.
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Michael
Carpet Cleaning Specialist Joined: 18/June/2005 Status: Offline Points: 557 |
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That's a hazmat situation, definitely not sanitary conditions. Did you actually walk into that biohazard unprotected??? Your client has a lot of nerve sending a carpet cleaner into something like that. There are businesses that specialize in this stuff. Google "murder scene clean-up" and you'll get the idea. Find out what a proper service charges, add 20%, then contract it out. If he turns you down, fewer headaches for you.
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88hybrid
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I was called by a client who has properties. A woman stabbed her husband 40 times in her house, and murdered him. The home was locked for 3 months during the investigation. She now needs to clean up the home. It looks like a murder scene right off TV, and the smell...well it smells scary. I have never handled something of this magnitude. I dont want to turn the job down, but think this may be a little beyond a basic carpet cleaner. I would think there is blood in the pad and to the floor. The walls look like there was paint thrown on the walls and hand prints all over them in blood. How do I even start to bid a job like this, and I would think the carpet should be replaced due to health hazzards. Any advise?
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