How to Clean Up Soot After a Fire?
Summary: After a fire, it’s important to clean up soot quickly to protect your home and belongings. Discover easy and effective ways to remove soot from walls, ceilings, clothes, metal surfaces, wood, and more...
Tagged: smoke and soot removal
How to Get Smoke Odors Out of Clothing
Summary: Removing smoke odor from clothing can be tough due to its sticky nature. Methods like using baking soda, scented dryer sheets, deodorizing sprays, air drying, fabric softener, scent boosters, white vinegar, and washing...
How to Remove Smoke Odors from Wood Furniture
If you’ve ever had a smoker visit you in your home, you know that nicotine from cigarettes can leave a bad odor behind. Over time if the area is not cleaned from cigarette smoke,...
What Causes Soot Buildup in the Heat Exchanger and Vent
In this blog post, we’ll explore the possible causes of soot buildup in both components, as well as how you can stop them from occurring and maintain a perfectly functioning heating system for years to come.
How to Clean Walls After Fire Damage
Experiencing a fire at your home or business can be devastating. A fire will burn through your carpeting, furnishings, and personal belongings; however, smoke and soot can also cause widespread damage. For example, electrical...
Different Types of Puff Backs Explained
A puff back is a blast of smoke, soot, and ash from a furnace that experiences a misfire or internal explosion. Puff backs send soot everywhere, damaging walls, ceilings, and other surfaces and even entering ventilation systems.
