Cleaning Equipment: Call the Cops…Then Call for the No-Touch Cleaning Machine

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People are talking about crime scene cleaning as a result of a new Hollywood movie. Although the movie is labeled a comedy, in real life, there is nothing funny about crime scene cleaning or its professional cleaning requirements.
 
Crime scene cleaning refers to the professional cleaning after a crime, accident, or similar violent event.
 
“Some families try to clean up the mess themselves,” says Jeff Darr, President of Crime Scene Services, Charlotte, North Carolina. “But, are they using the correct equipment and chemicals? Just because it 'looks clean' does not mean it is clean and bacteria free.”
 
According to Darr, the professional way to clean a crime scene is by using no-touch cleaning equipment made by Kaivac, Inc.
 
“The advantage with the Kaivac system is that the equipment washes away and then vacuums up contaminants,” says Darr. “And because there is no touching, it helps protect the health of the technician as well.”