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- Limit the movement in the home to prevent soot particles from being impregnated into upholstery and carpets. Keep hands clean. Soot on hands can impregnate upholstery, walls and woodwork, causing more damage
- Place clean towels or old linens on rugs and carpeted traffic areas to prevent more soiling
- Blow off or brush-vacuum loose soot particles from upholstery, drapes
and carpets
- Cover upholstery with sheets before use
- If electricity is off, empty freezer and refrigerator completely and prop
doors open
- Pour anti-freeze in sinks, toilet bowls and tubs if heat is off during freezing season
- Call Clean Tech (701) 839-8811
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- Wait for a response from an insurance representative before doing the necessary emergency services or calling
a professional
- Attempt to wash any walls or painted surfaces without first contacting a professional restoration service
- Attempt to shampoo carpet or upholstered furniture without first consulting a professional restoration service
- Attempt to clean any electrical appliances, TV sets, radios, etc. that
may have been close to fire, heat or water without consulting an authorized repair service
- Use canned or packaged food or beverages that may have been stored close to fire, heat or water. (They may
be contaminated.)
- Turn on any ceiling fixtures if ceiling is wet. Wiring may be wet or damaged
- Send garments to ordinary dry cleaner. Improper cleaning may set smoke odor
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