Meth-Lab Clean-up

Why our solution?

• Neutralizes Methamphetamine with just one application
• Reduction of Methamphetamine to nearly undetectable levels with only a 60-minute contact time proven
• Significantly reduces remediation costs
• Use reduces overall manpower, equipment, and supplies necessary for meeting state guidelines.
• EPA registered; inherently biodegradable
• Non-toxic: environmentally safe.
• No hazardous by-products
• Safe to use
• Easy to mix and apply
• Easy to clean up

How to Remediate a Meth-Lab

• First utilize and understand the laws in your state regarding licensing
• Safety first-Use all appropriate PPE-Full suits with hood-full face respirator with organic/chemical filter-nitrile gloves
• Remove all fabric and personal possessions from structure-this may include carpeting but under some circumstances it can be saved.
• All appliances can be saved with our methods and protocols
• Order enough product to do the job. (approximately 1-5 Gal pail kit/350 sq ft of floor space.)
• Utilizing the an appropriate foamer, attach the 3-12 CFM Compressor to it. (The higher the CFM, the faster you can foam.)
• Mix the product as per manufacturer’s instructions and fill the foamer.
• Begin by foaming all walls within a room. Now do the ceilings and finally the floor. Usually only about ¼ to ½ inch of foam is required.
• Foam inside and out of all cupboards, cabinets and appliances. Pay special attention to the underside of upper cabinets over kitchen countertops.
• Foam into duct openings (registers) heavily. These should have been cleaned by a professional duct cleaning company during this process.
• Fog into the ventilation system via the return air ducts now and after all foam clean-up is complete.
• Complete all foaming within the structure and let the foam dwell for a minimum of 1 hr.
• After the hour is up, remove all left-over foam with a wet/dry shop vacuum utilizing a squeegee head. (Do not attempt to remove foam from textured ceilings with the vacuum)
• Wipe down all wood-work, cabinets and appliances with clean absorbent towels. These may be damp with water and then dry.
• Concrete walls & floors require the use of product will react to the concrete and not produce the desired result.
• Some painted and dry-walled surfaces will bubble but most will not. Please inform client of this possibility.
• Finally, fog the entire structure including turning on the fan to the ventilation system.
• Negative air and other traditional boundaries and barriers are unnecessary and a waste of time.
• Do not call for testing until the second day after remediation. Any residual product will need to dry first or sampling will not work.
• You are finished. Collect your money and go home.