Dry ice cleaning has the added benefit of reducing or even eliminating burnt smells and bad odors. It effectively removes residue and contaminants responsible for these odors, contributing to a fresher and more pleasant environment during fire restoration and cleanup processes.

Indeed, dry ice cleaning is a versatile method that can be adjusted to different pressure levels. At higher pressures, it can effectively remove charred surfaces, while at lower pressures, it’s gentle enough to clean sensitive components. This flexibility allows for the removal of smoke and soot from various surfaces, including wiring, electrical boxes, ductwork, plumbing, conveyors, motors, and more. The significant advantage is that this can be achieved without introducing secondary waste or causing damage to the surfaces being cleaned, making dry ice cleaning a highly adaptable and efficient choice for fire restoration and cleanup.