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The Methamphetamine Property Decontamination Process
Item Removal
Removal and disposal of any loose material including household items, furniture, personal belongings etc.
Biohazard Removal
Removal and disposal of any biohazard material.
Neutralise Surfaces
Decontaminate and treat all internal surfaces contaminated as indicated in the on-site survey and inspection and remediation action plan using specialised methamphetamine neutralizing chemicals.
Flush Drains
Flush all drains, sinks, toilets and outside drains with specialised methamphetamine neutralising chemicals.
Air Conditioning / Ventilation
Clean any ventilation and air conditioning systems affected by chemicals or biohazard.
Exterior Clean
High pressure clean all paved surfaces and contaminated structural elements of the property.
Soil Check
Soil check of outside chemical disposal sites.
What is a Meth Lab?
A meth lab is a makeshift laboratory in a building or even in a vehicle. People use it to manufacture meth. There are even rolling meth labs inside RVs. People can easily move them to a hidden location to hide the strong byproducts and toxic fumes.
How to Recognise a Meth Lab?
It is easy to recognise a meth lab, especially if you know what to look for. Here are some things that can help you recognise a meth lab:
- Itching and burning sensation
- Peculiar smell
- Yellow, brown discolouration and staining within the property
- No smoke detectors
Meth labs do not have fire and smoke detectors because they want to avoid alarms and detection. The fumes and smoke cause discolorations and it can be hard to hide these.
Meth Health Risks
Internal and External Damage
People use highly toxic chemicals, such as pseudoephedrine, phosphine and acetone, to make meth. The highly toxic chemicals can cause health issues, including skin irritation, burns and migraines. They can even cause problems to the kidneys and liver.
Can Cause Cancer
It is true, meth can cause cancer. However, infants and children are the most susceptible demographic. It is much easier for adults to cope with meth exposure than infants and children as a child's body is still developing.
What Should I Do If I Suspect the Presence of Meth in My House?
If you suspect the presence of meth in your house, you need to call trained professionals to clean the toxic chemicals in your home. Trained professionals use special decontamination solutions to clean everything up. It is also safer to hire professionals.
Protect You and Your Family From Meth
The presence of meth in your house can affect your health and the health of your loved ones. Therefore, if you are looking for a professional cleaner to decontaminate the meth in your house, give Kleen Slate Services a call at 08 9500 7999 today for Kleen Slate Services Perth methamphetamine clean up.
Frequently Asked Questions About Methamphetamine Decontamination
When methamphetamine is used or manufactured on a property it leaves behind hazardous residues. Methamphetamine decontamination involves the thorough decontamination, cleaning and removal thereof and ensures that the area is safe and habitable again by reducing toxins to safe levels according to health guidelines.
If you suspect that methamphetamine has been manufactured or used extensively on your property, especially if it was previously used as a rental or there are visible signs of drug activity, it is advisable to have it tested. Kleen Slate Services provides comprehensive methamphetamine testing services to determine if, and what level of contamination presides on your property.
An independent WA Health approved contractor (hygienist) will conduct an initial assessment and testing of the property to determine the extent of contamination. This is followed by actual decontamination, which includes decontamination, cleaning, removing, and disposing of materials that have absorbed contaminants, air filtration, and possibly structural repairs. Finally, the hygienist will re-test the property to ensure it meets safety standards.
The duration of the decontamination process can vary significantly depending on the extent of contamination and the size of the property. It might take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. Kleen Slate Services can provide a more accurate timeline after an initial inspection. Contact us on 08 9500 7999 or send an email with your property details to info@kleenslate.com.au
Some homeowner’s insurance policies might cover drug decontamination, while others may not. It is important for property owners to check with their insurance provider to understand what is covered under their policy. Kleen Slate Services can offer guidance on dealing with insurance claims related to methamphetamine decontamination.