There are visible, obvious hazards present after a disaster, but there are also hazards you cannot see. These “invisible” hazards may be much more dangerous than the visible ones. After all, it is easy to avoid downed power lines or stay out of deep water, but it is not as easy to see the dangers presented by microbes and mold. The Centers for Disease Control have published a set of useful guidelines for individuals who are facing a cleanup after a disaster. The best solution is to call an expert like J&M Keystone to help clean up, particularly in industrial or commercial buildings; however, business and home owners can also follow these guidelines to ensure safety for everyone involved in the cleanup.
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