Crime Scene clean up movies *Wow*

[Rob Allen]

here are 2 upcoming movies about cleaners doing crime scene clean up. What ya think? Wonder what kind of TM they will use...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoaXBO4NgGk"]YouTube - [Crime Scene] Cleaner Trailer -Thriller- Release 2008[/ame]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki4sW2vvxqg"]YouTube - Sunshine Cleaning Trailer #2 HD[/ame]

[ACD]

1st one man movie. 2nd Chick Flick. It will make for an interesting date night. I do crime scene cleaning. Worst one was a guy that worked with my wife for 5 years. That one took awhile to get over. Made the home life rather difficult for awhile. The actual cleaning is the easy part. It's the psychology that makes these jobs hard.

Aaron

[TimM]

My neighbor just got a job with the local police CSI unit, I might have a new type of cleaning service added soon... LOL

[AllCleanExtreme]

Sign Me Up Tim.....

[leofry]

I looked into this once. Me being a one man show I was a little concerned with heavery items like a mattress, and the desposal of them, not sure what you would do with them. You have to either take them to a company that desposals of them or you have to have them come get them. They told me they can not come into a resadental area, so you have to have a place of buz. which you guys may have, but you cant just throw them away in the gabage.... the smaller items just rags you can mail them, but larger items like recliners, mattresses, you have to get rid of them in the proper way.

[TWIMAO]

Waste Management or Waste Industries has a bio-hazard pickup. They provide you Orange bags and boxes marked bio-hazard. I am looking into it but it's not as simple as starting the cleaning business. Lots more regulation and you cannot do it in the clothing the lady was wearing in the second trailer.

[AllCleanExtreme]

yep, more involved, I have worked for the American Red Cross. Blood Services division and had to get trained in Biohazard handling whole diff ballgame there but super regulated..