After a leak, you will need to clean and dry your property quickly. Nobody wants mold to grow on their carpets, have their wood floors warp, see their electronics destroyed, or allow any of the other consequences of water damage to take root in their home or business. That is why it is so important to know how to properly stop that water flow, dry your property, and remediate potential water damage.
Here are a few tips to help ensure a quick dry.
Topics: rain, sorbents, OSMO, Water Damage, Flood Control, mold, leak, safety
As with any business, it is physical capital that will suffer the most damage when water goes out of control. Without proper measures in place, valuable assets can be destroyed by a bad flood, leaks from dripping pipes, or other water-based issues. Home or business, electronics or infrastructure, property or product; there is always a risk of water damage. You need to be aware of the risks; without the proper tools to stop even a small drip, water damage can become catastrophic.
Topics: sorbents, OSMO, Water Damage, Flood Control, preparation
How do you catch, clean, and prevent mold in public buildings?
Topics: sorbents, OSMO, Water Damage, Flood Control, mold
Public spaces are a common place to find the results of unattended messes and unclean conditions. Schools are one such location, despite their dedicated janitors on staff, and some problems slip through without notice. That is why it is so important to keep your eyes open for the signs that danger is present.
Topics: sorbents, OSMO, Water Damage, Flood Control