Excellent info on how the pros achieve a real level of clean ... Sadly, most locals are only armed with about a half a bottle of discount dish soap and an old, moldy sponge.
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KC's crime scene experts explain how to truly disinfect your home
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- While cleaning wipes have been hard to find recently, some metro experts on disinfecting surfaces have some sobering news: Chances are, many of us have been doing it wrong anyway. "People will tell me, 'Yeah, we clean. We disinfect.' But then, they're really not," said Don McNulty with Crime Scene Cleaners.
If those guys were such pros none of them would have facial hair...that is a great way to get a shitty seal on a respirator/mask, and it is a trap for airborne contaminants...not impressed.
ReplyDelete^^^And if you were smarter you wouldn't say stupid shit.
ReplyDelete^^^ you can’t have facial hair when wearing a respirator dummy.
ReplyDeleteTake your own advice retard.
I use fire! I blowtorch all hard surfaces. Works well.
ReplyDelete^^^Firefighters and divers all over wear full face respirators so you STFU!
ReplyDeleteWhile the standard does not ban beards per se, it does require employers to ensure that bearded employees who are required to wear tight-fitting facepieces trim their beards so that they do not interfere with the sealing surface of the respirator or are not so large that they could interfere with valve function.”
Any beard you wear that excludes hair in areas a respirator or mask seals to your face would look gay.
ReplyDeleteWere not talking about full face masks dipshit, give up, you lost this round
ReplyDelete^^Don't get all buttsore just because your (obsessively coifed) beard has become a liability in these times. Look at the bright side, when you catch the wu-tang you will be very familiar with the intubation process.
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