Cleaning after a death Hauts de Seine Nanterre Boulogne Billancourt

Cleaning after a death / Cleaning a death without supervision

Certain people, after the death of a loved one (or another major trauma), consider doing thecleaning themselves. This is something we absolutely do not recommend. Unattended death and death cleaning is a very specialized type of cleaning that cannot be done by just any cleaner. Improper cleaning of a space in which a person has died can result in various health risks, both for the cleaner and the current and future inhabitants of the space. Knowledge, expertise and attention to detail are therefore an absolute must.

Cleaning up adeath as a “process of end »

Some people view death cleansing as a process of closure or a way to cope with sadness, but this is far from true. People cry in different ways. There is no universal five-step grieving process that is applicable to everyone. People grieve at their own pace, with their own mix of emotions and their own cultural context that decides how they feel about death. But everyone has the same goal: to continue to remember the deceased and at the same time move on with their lives.

For some, cleaning up after the death of a loved one seems to be a wise decision in their grieving process. But cleaning cannot be compared to moving and storing someone's belongings after they die. A way to evoke memories of the deceased, to remember him and to close the sad period. A bittersweet process.

We can tell you that the cleanup will be anything but bittersweet, nor beautiful. Even a “simple” death, without violence or decomposition, can be a very unpleasant experience to live through. Space can feel medical, messy, nauseating and sometimes even shocking. The sights and smells  you will be confronted with can be difficult to get rid of and are not the kind of memories you want to have when thinking about the deceased.

It's even sadder when the memories are connected to a house. It is therefore not strange that some people decide to move after witnessing a traumatic experience. Space will forever be connected to what happened. If the death itself was difficult for you, cleaning up after the death will be just as, if not more, traumatic. Mixing the regular and pleasant appearance of your home with the strange side of death is a very disturbing combination.

 

Cleaning up after death can be very difficult for relatives and friends.

Why not clean up after a death or unattended death yourself?

When a body is found and the decomposition process has already begun, the disinfection process must be carried out by professional cleaners to protect the current and future inhabitants of the house. The decomposition process begins 15 minutes after the heart stops. Bacteria that are naturally present in the body begin to eat the body from the inside out. These bacteria produce gases that cause the body to explode like a balloon. Eventually, this process leads to the breakdown of the body, after which the bodily fluids start to flow out of the body.

Furthermore, insects are also present during the above process. For example, they lay open wounds, eyes, nose and mouth. These eggs turn into larvae, which then become maggots again. These maggots eat the body and turn into flies, after which the process begins again. The first flies can already arrive as early as 15 minutes after death.

Sometimes days, weeks or even months can pass before the decomposition process is noticed. For example, in Île-de-France, every two days, a human body is found dead for more than 24 hours. During this time, very unpleasant odors enter the space and penetrate furniture and other items and surfaces.

Besides these unpleasant aspects, there is also a direct danger to your health if you decide to clean it yourself. Lack of knowledge about cleaning after death can lead to all types of diseases such as Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E and also HIV-I, HIV-II, HIV-III and HTLV -I.

Cleaning up after a death is a long and complex process. The grieving period is a time to reflect, be with loved ones and look after your own mental health – and on top of that, you will have to deal with all the practical issues that need to be dealt with when someone is going through a difficult event . Why would you want to add more stress and hours on top of this grieving time?

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Professional cleaning after a death or unattended death

Disinfection of a space where a person has died and has begun to decompose involves but is not limited to the disinfection, restoration, removal and packaging of all items that constitute a "bio-hazardous infection hazard" and items that have been infected by bodily fluids (blood, urine, etc.) and unpleasant odors.

Our professionally trained cleaners are trained in the professional disinfection of infected spaces as well as the detection and treatment of all infected areas. Grout, concrete, wood floors and subfloors can all be potentially infected and therefore pose a danger to your health.

Our cleaners work according to a very strict protocol and are trained in-house. In addition, at each job, a supervisor is present to guide our new, less experienced employees. Our disinfection decontamination methods are very clean and effective. We are not a disposal company that comes in and throws everything away, anyone can do that. Our cleaners will always try to leave the space as clean as possible with as little damage as possible. If necessary, we will remove personal items and decompose infected surfaces such as floors in accordance with biohazardous dirt regulations.

The death of a loved one is one of the most difficult experiences and the most personal ones that a human being will have to experience during their life. Everyone has their own process for dealing with death – or not at all. We also have our own personal experiences with this, but our experiences are not yours. We just want to let you know that we are here to help. We can't cry with you, but we can take care of the cleaning, so you can focus on what really matters.

We are available 24/7 and work for families, associations of housing and other institutions. We are ready to help you, so don't wait another second. Contact us for free via our contact form, or by email / call us directly at0695133111.

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