All surfaces are decontaminated and dehumidified, thus ensuring their health.
Of the three categories that classify water types, category 3 (black water) is the highest level of danger, characterized by extremely unhealthy water, as it contains several harmful agents such as bacteria, toxins and other microorganisms that cause dangerous diseases and infections.
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WHAT ARE THE RISKS PRESENT IN THESE LOCATIONS?
Sewage water is classified in the literature as "black water," originating from toilet flushing, meaning it contains a mixture of water, urine, and feces. Cleaning up areas contaminated by this water involves several risks, of which most citizens are unaware.
“Black water” contains several microorganisms (viruses, bacteria and fungi) and cleaning must be carried out by a specialized company that will guarantee the safety of the space, as it can contract several diseases, such as Hepatitis A, Encephalitis, Typhoid Fever, Cholera or various types of gastroenteritis such as Salmonellosis.
WHAT ARE THE RISKS TO PUBLIC HEALTH?
The public health risk from exposure to sewage was demonstrated in a Hepatitis A (HAV) epidemic that occurred between 1988 and 1989 in Ocoee, Florida (USA), resulting in 39 cases and one fetal death. In the 18 cases analyzed, each had a history of contact with stormwater contaminated by sewage.
More than 120 different viruses are excreted in human feces and urine and are sent to the sewer, including Rotavirus, Adenovirus, and Norwalk virus, as well as some parasitic agents, such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium, which are highly infectious and can result in serious intestinal diseases.
WHAT ARE THE RISKS TO HUMAN HEALTH?
Those involved in cleaning up areas affected by contaminated sewage water put themselves at risk of contracting various diseases and infections, such as chronic respiratory diseases, fungal, viral, and parasitic diseases, among other systemic effects on human health. This activity, when carried out by companies, is classified as high-risk, posing a risk to the health of workers.
It is a work activity that cannot be carried out by domestic cleaning companies or by people who are not properly accredited, legalized, and with adequate certified training, thus committing illegalities and disregarding hygiene and safety standards at work.
CertificationTHE DEATHCLEAN® IT IS AN INTERNATIONALLY CERTIFIED COMPANY IN WATER DAMAGE INTERVENTION AND RESTORATION, HAVING SPECIFIC TRAINING TO INTERVENE IN CONTAMINATED SITES.
DISEASES AND INFECTIONS YOU CAN GET
Some examples of the types of diseases and infections that can be contracted by being in a contaminated environment or coming into contact with sewage water (wastewater), considered a biological risk:
DISEASES OR INFECTIONS:
Ex.: Hepatitis, HIV, Adenovirus, Norovirus, Rotavirus, Enterovirus, among others.
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1. VIRUS
Which can cause, for example, liver inflammation and jaundice or blood contamination.
DISEASES OR INFECTIONS:
Ex.: Leptospirosis, Escherichia coli (E. coli), Typhoid Fever, Cholera, Listeria, among others.
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2. BACTERIA
Which can cause, for example, diarrhea, fever, vomiting, headache, liver and kidney damage:
DISEASES OR INFECTIONS:
Ex.: Candida, Aspergillus, among others.
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3. FUNGI
Which can lead, for example, to allergic symptoms or a lung infection.
DISEASES OR INFECTIONS:
Ex.: Cryptosporidium, Schistosoma, Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm), among others.
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4. PARASITES
Which can cause, for example, diarrhea and cramps, nausea or fever.
DEATHCLEAN INTERVENTION
THE DEATHCLEAN®
holds certified international training in the area of biological risk and intervention in places affected by contaminated water, ensuring the use of specialized and appropriate equipment, products and remediation techniques, not accessible to ordinary citizens or other domestic or industrial cleaning companies.
Hire a specialized and unique company like DEATHCLEAN®
, otherwise you will be putting your health at risk, also compromising the safety of your home.
WHAT DO WE DO TO RESTORE YOUR HOME AND MAKE IT SAFE?
1. Identification of all affected and contaminated areas, highlighting everything that needs to be treated or removed.
2. Analysis of the level of indoor contamination, with measurements of temperature, humidity and indoor air quality.
3. Planning of the entire intervention, based on specific operational procedures and techniques to ensure the success of the intervention.
4. Removal of all solid and organic debris, as well as the suction of contaminated water found in the space.
5. Removal of flooring or other structures when damaged and whenever decontamination is not possible.
6. All movable property damaged and contaminated by water will be removed (furniture, various objects, etc.).
7. Restoration of indoor air quality, with the application of dehumidification, drying and ambient air purification techniques.
8. Cleaning, disinfection, deodorization and total decontamination, using biocides and suitable and certified equipment.
9. Final analysis of the entire process, measuring various parameters, including microbiological tests. Certificate issued.
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SEWAGE WATER
THE DEATHCLEAN® Vacuums contaminated water, removes all organic waste, and removes affected objects, mitigating the risk of contracting serious diseases. All surfaces are decontaminated and dehumidified, ensuring their health.
Of the three categories that classify water types, Category 3 (black water) is the highest level of hazard, characterized by extremely unhealthy water, as it contains various harmful agents such as bacteria, toxins, and other microorganisms that cause dangerous diseases and infections. However, there are two other categories: Category 1, which is the least hazardous, with water classified as clean, and Category 2, where water is classified as "gray water" and may contain some microorganisms, posing some hazards, but not as much as Category 3 water (sewage or wastewater).
In addition to classifying the type of water, taking into account the categories, the damage that occurs at the sites must also be classified, according to the classes.
Classes refer to the amount of water and the likely or anticipated rate of evaporation based on the number and type of wet materials in the affected space. There are four classes of water, starting with class 1, where the amount of water affecting the space is relatively small, compared to the following classes, where in class 4 the amount of water is extreme.
One of the main sources of "blackwater" damage is sewage, making it quite severe and posing serious risks to human health. Not only is direct contact with this type of water dangerous, but the release of endotoxins and bioaerosols into the air is also high, causing serious respiratory illnesses due to exposure and time spent in areas affected by this water.
To avoid exposure to dangerous pathogens, anything that has been in direct contact with contaminated water (sewage) must be removed.
BEFORE
AFTER
DID YOU KNOW?
What are the risks present in these places?
Sewage water is classified in the literature as "black water," originating from toilet flushing, meaning it contains a mixture of water, urine, and feces. Cleaning up areas contaminated by this water involves several risks, of which most citizens are unaware.
“Black water” contains several microorganisms (viruses, bacteria and fungi) and cleaning must be carried out by a specialized company that will guarantee the safety of the space, as it can contract several diseases, such as Hepatitis A, Encephalitis, Typhoid Fever, Cholera or various types of gastroenteritis such as Salmonellosis.
What are the public health risks?
The public health risk from exposure to sewage was demonstrated in a Hepatitis A (HAV) epidemic that occurred between 1988 and 1989 in Ocoee, Florida (USA), resulting in 39 cases and one fetal death. In the 18 cases analyzed, each had a history of contact with stormwater contaminated by sewage.
More than 120 different viruses are excreted in human feces and urine and are sent to the sewer, including Rotavirus, Adenovirus, and Norwalk virus, as well as some parasitic agents, such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium, which are highly infectious and can result in serious intestinal diseases.
What are the risks to human health?
Those involved in cleaning up areas affected by contaminated sewage water put themselves at risk of contracting various diseases and infections, such as chronic respiratory diseases, fungal, viral, and parasitic diseases, among other systemic effects on human health. This activity, when carried out by companies, is classified as high-risk, posing a risk to the health of workers.
It is a work activity that cannot be carried out by domestic cleaning companies or by people who are not properly accredited, legalized, and with adequate certified training, thus committing illegalities and disregarding hygiene and safety standards at work.
Certification
THE DEATHCLEAN® IT IS AN INTERNATIONALLY CERTIFIED COMPANY IN INTERVENTION AND RESTORATION OF
WATER DAMAGE. HAVING SPECIFIC TRAINING TO INTERVENE IN CONTAMINATED SITES.
DISEASES AND INFECTIONS YOU CAN GET
We share some examples of the different types of diseases and infections that can be contracted by being in a contaminated environment or coming into contact with sewage (wastewater), which is considered a biological risk and harmful to our health:
1. VIRUS
Which can cause, for example, liver inflammation and jaundice or blood contamination:
Ex.: Hepatitis, HIV, Adenovirus, Norovirus, Rotavirus, Enterovirus, among others.
2. BACTERIA
Which can cause, for example, diarrhea, fever, vomiting, headache, liver and kidney damage:
Ex.: Leptospirosis, Escherichia coli (E. coli), Typhoid Fever, Cholera, Listeria, among others.
3. FUNGI
Which can lead, for example, to allergic symptoms or a lung infection:
Ex.: Candida, Aspergillus, among others.
4. PARASITES
Which can cause, for example, diarrhea and cramps, nausea or fever:
Ex.: Cryptosporidium, Schistosoma, Enterobius vermicularis (pinworm), among others.
DEATHCLEAN INTERVENTION
THE DEATHCLEAN® holds internationally certified training in biological risk and intervention in sites affected by contaminated water, ensuring the use of specialized and appropriate equipment, products, and remediation techniques not accessible to ordinary citizens or other domestic or industrial cleaning companies. Hire a specialized and unique company like DEATHCLEAN®, otherwise you will be putting your health at risk, also compromising the safety of your home.
What do we do to restore your home and make it safe?
1. Identification of all affected and contaminated areas, highlighting everything that needs to be treated or removed.
2. Analysis of the level of indoor contamination, with measurements of temperature, humidity and indoor air quality.
3. Planning of the entire intervention, based on specific operational procedures and techniques to ensure the success of the intervention.
4. Removal of all solid and organic debris, as well as the suction of contaminated water found in the space.
5. Removal of flooring or other structures when damaged and whenever decontamination is not possible.
6. All movable property damaged and contaminated by water will be removed (furniture, various objects, etc.).
7. Restoration of indoor air quality, with the application of dehumidification, drying and ambient air purification techniques.
8. Cleaning, disinfection, deodorization and total decontamination, using biocides and suitable and certified equipment.
9. Final analysis of the entire process, measuring various parameters, including microbiological tests. Certificate issued.
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