DIY Guide on Fire Damage Recovery Services

Remove Debris: Start by removing any debris, such as burnt furniture and appliances. This will make the cleaning process easier.
Clean Soot and Smoke: Using a cleaning solution of warm water and dish soap or TSP, clean the soot and smoke residue from walls, ceilings, and floors.
Dry the Area: Use a dehumidifier to dry out the area and prevent mold growth. This is especially important in areas that were doused with water during firefighting efforts.
Purify the Air: Use an air scrubber or purifier to remove any lingering smoke particles from the air.
Restore and Replace: After cleaning and drying, you can now restore or replace damaged items.

May 27, 2025•0 min read

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