Eliminate Dead Animal and Rodent Smell | Odoroxair
Odorox/Pyure Hydroxyls Will Eliminate and Get Rid of Once and for All, Decaying Animal Odor, Dead Animal Smell, Rodent Smell
It makes sense scientifically why dead animals smell so terrible, but that doesn’t mean that you want to have this odor anywhere near or inside your home. As soon as an animal has died it will begin to decompose. Fluid inside the body will drain to the lowest point, which will cause discoloration and muscle stiffness. The pH of the body will change, causing the cells to start to break down. Without a natural defense, microorganisms will attack and break down any oxygen that is in the body. It is the breaking down of cells that causes such a bad smell that is so easily recognizable. When the body has finished decomposing or there aren’t any fluids left in the body, the smell will disappear, but this process can take months if the animal is particularly large, leaving many people wondering how to get rid of dead animal smell. The easiest way to get rid of the smell is to move the carcass to another location, but this task isn’t always easy. Animals can hide in small places before they die, making it difficult to find and remove their bodies.
It’s only by trusting an expert to find where the animal body is located that you can make sure that it is removed. Otherwise you may knock down part of your wall or rip up some flooring only to discover that you are looking in the wrong place. Experts can locate and remove a carcass quickly and easily, but fluids and microorganisms can remain behind. Without getting rid of all of these microorganisms and fluids you will still have a foul odor to deal with. The area has to be cleaned with a special enzymatic wash and all wood, insulation, or drywall that has been saturated needs to be removed and replaced.If porous material can’t be removed, it needs to be treated with a drying enzymatic cleaner. Moist or very wet areas will hold a smell for longer and need special treatment. Some people may have success with home remedies when they are looking for how to get rid of decaying animal smell
but processed materials are a better option. Baking soda and bleach may work for a short time but the odor can return or you may end up causing harm to your home. Using hydroxyl processors is the best way to get rid of the smell completely without damaging your home. They are able to break down any odor molecules that are on surfaces or in the air and remove them, although you will still have to apply cleaning agents directly to the maggots or fluids left behind. While nature will eventually remove a dead animal smell or animal urine smell, the process can take a long time. This is especially true if you are dealing with rodent smells, as there are often many animals that will have to decompose before the smell will disappear.The only way to get rid of the smell is to remove the body. Some home cleaners and candles can combat odors, but area sprays will generally only add to the smell in your home. Dehumidifiers will help to combat the odor if you live in a particularly humid environment. By combining a number of methods you can usually treat the odor in your home.
Odoroxair/Pyure Customer Testimonials / Experience
This is the most effective and profitable deodorization tool on the market. We’ve used ODOROX®/Pyure systems on many different types of jobs and it works every time. The best part is being able to occupy the structure while it’s running. We now teach ODOROX®/Pyure at our training facility
From small rodents to large deer or dogs, if you have an animal carcass to deal with, you will want to call a professional to come and provide you with service. Most people do not understand the precautions that need to be taken.If there is a dead animal in or around your home, you need to have a professional come and remove the body. Once the body begins to decay, the smell can be unbearable. Since animals will often crawl into small and enclosed spaces to die, it can be difficult to find their carcasses. Using flies and smells can help you narrow down their location, but only a professional will be able to reliably locate where the animal carcass is, especially if it is of a very small animal, such as a mouse or a chipmunk. You can read more about how to find a dead rodent in your home here.
Major Canadian Insurance Adjuster takes notice of Hydroxyl Benefits
Recently I've had the chance to see the hydroxyl machines in action in two claims that we worked on together and I have to tell you how impressed I am that these machines actually do what they claim.
First there was the liability claim at the 15,000 square foot office building in Cambridge that was under construction. Our insured was doing some work in the building and accidentally started a small fire. Smoke went throughout the building and since the drywall was all new it had not been sealed or painted yet. Although there was very little soot deposit, odour was the bigger problem. We were faced with the real possibility of having to replace the drywall at a cost well over $150,000. Even to Kilz paint it would have been in excessive of $80,000. There was also an exposure related to income loss if there were delays in the completion of the building.
The hydroxyl machines that you recommended and used on this claim did an amazing job of removing the entire smoke odour to everyone's satisfaction and in a mere seven days and at a cost of under $30,000! The construction workers were even able to continue to work while the machines were running.
The second claim involved a diner inside a local bus terminal. There was a small electrical fire in the storage room. The sprinklers put the fire out but smoke went throughout the storage and kitchen areas. Again odour was the bigger problem once the water clean-up was done. PDS put in a hydroxyl machine for two days to eliminate the smoke odour. A few weeks later I met with our insured who commented that not only did the smoke odour disappear but so had the odour of the grease. He was very pleased with our claims service and PDS.
I certainly will be asking other contractors to use this equipment in other claims involving odours. I'm confident that it works really well and the potential for saving money is huge.
Canadian National Insurance Company