When removing odor caused by a dead body, including animal and human carcasses,it is recommended that full personal protective equipment(PPE) including gloves, bloodborne pathogen coveralls w/ boots, and goggles be worn.
*It is advisable that all porous items and surfaces that came into contact with bodily fluids be discarded as bio-hazardous waste (contact the local EPA office or OSHA office for biohazard waste disposal information for your location).
Method One: Very Heavy Odors
- Remove entire carcass.
- Into a pump up sprayer, mix two (2) ounces of Unsmoke Last Resort with eight (8) ounces of Unsmoke Liqui-Zone. Fill with water to make one gallon of solution.
- Spray all affected areas.Unsmoke Liqui-Zone is an oxidizing agent and must touch all affected areas to be effective.
- Evacuate the area of all living things (plants, people, and pets), and use an ozone machine for 24-48 hours.
- It may be necessary to seal surfaces that have come into direct contact with odor-causing organisms with B-I-N shellac-based primer-sealer.
Method Two: Light or Moderate Odors
- Remove entire carcass.
- Into apump up sprayer,add 6.5 ounces of Unsmoke Liqui-Zoneand then fill with water to makeone gallon of solution.
- Using a pump-up sprayer or ULV fogger, spray all affected areas. If applying Liqui-Zone to fabrics, a fine mist is suggested. Unsmoke Liqui-Zone is an oxidizing agent and must touch all affected areas to be effective.
- Evacuate the area of all living things (plants, people, and pets), and use anozone machinefor 24-48 hours.
- It may be necessary to seal surfaces that have come into direct contact with odor-causing organisms with B-I-N shellac-based primer-sealer.
