Any suggestions for a sewage spill in the crawl space of the basement?
905350
Yes call in the professionals - Bio-clean works great in drains but this is entirely different issue.
905351
I do not think Bio- clean will help. You probably need to talk to a professional company like serve-pro who deals with water, waste,& smoke clean-up.
482311
Certainly in a basement, not certain about the crawl space but probably...we turned our unit to the higher speed and it is 90% humidity where we are in the am and 34% when we return in the late afternoon. We are temporarily in a tiny apt but will run it full time in our house later.
1054741
I don't know but you could find out on Kidde.com. Foot note; On the first of every month, you should pour no less than a gallon of water in each floor drain so sewer gases can't come into the house
2224892
Water containment is excellent. I use it indoors often. Some plastic on the floor would be good practice, nonetheless.
999290
I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
313706
It would be difficult to get this sprinkled into a crawl space. It's very effective for the yard. You might try a spray for your crawl space. Lysol spray will kill the odor and kill fleas. If you want a spray designed for animal stool and urine odor in the yard, you might try NaturVet Yard Odor Eliminator. I got that here, too. I've only used it once, so I can't personally recommend it. Good luck!
1834993
Mine is installed in the basement. I have no idea if it could cause health issues.
1065835
I am recalling something here that does not concern me in that my application was in a crawl space but my understanding from the mnfr. that it must be within a water tight tube or pipe. I found an installation document at the site http://www.proflexcsst.com. The tubing is stainless steel but really thin and vulnerable to mechanical damage.
1753849
The shop vac is intended to pull up water that is from a spill (large) orfrom arunoff. For a larger volume (like from a hot tub) I'd suggest a sump pump
397905
Just get a sponge and soapy water and coat all connected parts (hoses and regulators). You should be able to see a bubble forming where the leak is coming from in your system.
199670
I definitely would. We use this stuff in the basement only. It really works, but I would cover everything and put open food in ziplocks.
245762
We also have two floors and a full basement. We run one unit in the basement and the other on the stairway to the second floor. We get good coverage on the first floor (if your floor plan is open) and we can also smell the ozone on the second floor. If the area is not "open", I'd suggest one unit on both floors. These work great! If there is ever a problem with the unit, they are incredibly quick about offering repair. One of ours had a rattle in the fan, they paid for shipping, called and told us what they had fixed, and returned the unit promptly. Mammoth is a very good company to deal with.
1930307
Use a fiberglass floor. You won't have to worry about leaks and regrouting in the future. Also much easier to install the drain.
1562647
I used one like this on the balcony of a 5th floor apartment one time. Instead of burying the bottom lip of it, just fill the inside up about 6" deep with dirt. You can thrown your own worms in the top for the same effect -- get them at a bait store if nowhere else. Definitely don't forget the worms, though.
192312
I am positive you could use a solvent with caution. The tank is stainless steel.
2223814
Can't really speak to that since mine is in a basement. However, i think you could spray a can of protecting paint to make sure.
712442
How about inserting a container of some sort inside the dumpster? We grind a lot of rice so we have not needed to consider an alternate reservoir.