[The Great One]

Ask martin_606 on general section, he is an expert in this kind of work and a top bloke if you just want advice.

Thanks Paul, most kind.

Sadly in this country you need either training or a license to treat a crime scene, hardly makes sense when we are apparently H&S mad.

Just make sure you have your PPE, overalls, mask, gloves and eye wear in case of any splashes and all cuts are covered up.

Cut out the contaminated area and bag up in a bio disposal bag, you can contact  waste company to remove it, they charge around £35 per bag or needle bin + VAT.

If it hasn't penetrated the floor boards then spray with a biocide, either professional from a supplier. Make sure the windows are open to get some air flow in there, once the blood has gone and the stain successfully treated any smell should be gone, if it still smells days later, you've missed something maybe in the cracks or some carpet.

Price wise you should be looking at £100+ per man hour.
Hope we've been able to help.

Regards

Martin

[Billy Russell]

If you don't take the proper precautions there could be grave consequences 

Simon, will you pack it in, we're trying to be dead serious here!!!!


 

[Simon Gerrard]

Billy,
I was in the Medical Corpse 

[*Hector*]

Billy,
I was in the Medical Corpse 

I thought I recognised you......








The dummy we used to practice re-suss on 

[Billy Russell]

Billy,
I was in the Medical Corpse 

I thought I recognised you......








The dummy we used to practice re-suss on 

 

[Matt Steele]

Cheers for the advice, and as for the funnies, what can i say other than stop it, your killing me 

[Billy Russell]

Cheers for the advice, and as for the funnies, what can i say other than stop it, your killing me 

 

Thats what i like, taken as they were meant! 

[Simon Gerrard]

You need to have a strong stomach to undertake this kind of work

[Billy Russell]

Simon,

I think your jokes are a bit dead in the water

 

[Simon Gerrard]

Oh shut up, I heard you laughed so much you were coffin