not many people are able to do that i think i would have turned 180 at the front door. i really really hope you get good pay from it. to see that and the smell and all that is top tier nightmare fuel you are a hero in the shadows
me to the way say the smell gets in your lungs, and that's after all ppe, that can not be good for you? same here, if that bad I could make it the the houses out door never mind the bathroom door in side?
As an ex livestock farmer I can stand a lot, but I really wouldn't want to do your job! Hope it paid well. The movie 'The Cleaner" gives one a good idea about the whole thing...
I was working with a forensic analyst guy that had been in the field for about 25 years doing clean ups and we were at the scene of young man that had shot himself with a high-powered deer rifle, under the chin. Picture a grenade going off inside of a skull. Painted the apartment's entire living room and most of the kitchen. Needless to say, it was messy, but I asked him in all your years how does this rank? He said it was a good one, definitely in the top five. But the worst one he recounted was a morbidly obese disabled woman that had gotten into and then subsequently died in the sauna. All four hundred some odd pounds of her. Well after a week of being in that hot tub decomposing all of her soft tissue was liquified and got pulled through, inside, and around all the water jets and motors in the sauna. It had completely jammed up the workings with rotting, putrefied flesh. The ENTIRE hot tub had to be destroyed along with all the plumbing around it. A 250-gallon human smoothie that was set on blend and left for a week. THAT was the worst one, he said.
Lol I've been a Paramedic for 20 years and I've been to all kinds of calls like this. However, I don't clean up the scenes because.....well fuck that 🙃
the use of the word "Crime" in the job tittle "Crime Scene Cleaner", are all job you turn up to? e.g. Crime Scene or at least an ex-Crime Scene? and as second question if I may ask, where do you get your jobs from, don't want sound crowd, do they find you in the yellow pages or something? and how do you come to price for a job, it's a fixed price? or work to a price? might be less or the full amount or something?
Most companies like mine will do crime scenes, anything biohazard, hoarding, and gross filth, drugs etc. some will also do mold, asbestos and other stuff more common but still too dangerous and need a "specialist" in removing and cleaning dangerous substances. Cleaning companies usually do outreach/marketing with police and funeral homes. It's also an online market battle to be the first to show up on Google searches for things like "blood clean up" "dead body smell" and whatever else people look up.
@@MollyTheLag thanks for getting back ? could not do that job, I could mostly smell the smell you where describing and that was only lesioning to you story, am sure my imagination did do it any justice to how back it really was? (most mask don't work that well with gases, having gone over using more independent air supplies maybe be piped inform outside say you support van out or something, in pipe say, don't now how practble that would be or even safe? but if the airs come from some where there no smell, it should have a lot less, smell well that's may thing anyway?
This is when you need a full suit with self-contained breathing
From "Underground River" to this. Oddly fits lol. Thanks for taking the time sharing this!
lmfao
not many people are able to do that i think i would have turned 180 at the front door. i really really hope you get good pay from it. to see that and the smell and all that is top tier nightmare fuel
you are a hero in the shadows
me to the way say the smell gets in your lungs, and that's after all ppe, that can not be good for you? same here, if that bad I could make it the the houses out door never mind the bathroom door in side?
As an ex livestock farmer I can stand a lot, but I really wouldn't want to do your job! Hope it paid well. The movie 'The Cleaner" gives one a good idea about the whole thing...
I was working with a forensic analyst guy that had been in the field for about 25 years doing clean ups and we were at the scene of young man that had shot himself with a high-powered deer rifle, under the chin. Picture a grenade going off inside of a skull. Painted the apartment's entire living room and most of the kitchen. Needless to say, it was messy, but I asked him in all your years how does this rank? He said it was a good one, definitely in the top five. But the worst one he recounted was a morbidly obese disabled woman that had gotten into and then subsequently died in the sauna. All four hundred some odd pounds of her. Well after a week of being in that hot tub decomposing all of her soft tissue was liquified and got pulled through, inside, and around all the water jets and motors in the sauna. It had completely jammed up the workings with rotting, putrefied flesh. The ENTIRE hot tub had to be destroyed along with all the plumbing around it. A 250-gallon human smoothie that was set on blend and left for a week.
THAT was the worst one, he said.
How did I get here? Human smoothie tho. lol
Got dayum that sounds truly gnarly, so many factors cranked to 11 in the nasty scale
@@MollyTheLagno kiddin...I need a joint 😒💨💨
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Huge kudos to ya for doing this. This beats Mike Rowes Dirty Jobs by far. You win is all i can say. I hope they pay you well. ✊️🥴
So glad you don’t have any footage
Speak for yourself
Lol I've been a Paramedic for 20 years and I've been to all kinds of calls like this. However, I don't clean up the scenes because.....well fuck that 🙃
That is a tough one to deal with
Sure if I create a kind off soup body pump with tank , you buy
theres actually been some talk about a pump.
the overall consensus: fck cleaning that nasty pump
the use of the word "Crime" in the job tittle "Crime Scene Cleaner", are all job you turn up to? e.g. Crime Scene or at least an ex-Crime Scene? and as second question if I may ask, where do you get your jobs from, don't want sound crowd, do they find you in the yellow pages or something? and how do you come to price for a job, it's a fixed price? or work to a price? might be less or the full amount or something?
Most companies like mine will do crime scenes, anything biohazard, hoarding, and gross filth, drugs etc. some will also do mold, asbestos and other stuff more common but still too dangerous and need a "specialist" in removing and cleaning dangerous substances.
Cleaning companies usually do outreach/marketing with police and funeral homes. It's also an online market battle to be the first to show up on Google searches for things like "blood clean up" "dead body smell" and whatever else people look up.
@@MollyTheLag thanks for getting back ? could not do that job, I could mostly smell the smell you where describing and that was only lesioning to you story, am sure my imagination did do it any justice to how back it really was? (most mask don't work that well with gases, having gone over using more independent air supplies maybe be piped inform outside say you support van out or something, in pipe say, don't now how practble that would be or even safe? but if the airs come from some where there no smell, it should have a lot less, smell well that's may thing anyway?
thanks for sharing... i guess 😂