BioSweep treats many difficult odors, including:

• Cigarette and tobacco smoke

• Fire and smoke damage

• Pet urine and animal odors

• Skunk spray

• Cooking, grease and curry odors

• Mold and mildew odors

• Flood and water-damage odors

• Sewage and biohazard odors

• Spoiled food

• Gasoline and fuel odors

• Dead-animal odors after the source is removed

BioSweep is designed to break down odor-causing organic compounds instead of covering them with fragrances. The treatment reaches airborne contaminants and exposed surfaces, including porous materials that may hold persistent odors.

Item descriptionYes. The original source should be identified and corrected before treatment whenever possible. Pet waste, dead animals, active water leaks, contaminated materials and existing mold may require removal or remediation before BioSweep treats the remaining odor.

Treatment time depends on the odor, severity, temperature, humidity, floor plan and size of the space. BioSweep states that most indoor environments can be treated in less than a day, while many vehicles can be treated in approximately two hours. An inspection is needed to determine the treatment time for a specific property or vehicle.

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No. People, pets and plants must leave the treatment area while the BioSweep equipment is operating. A trained technician monitors the space and verifies that it is ready for safe reentry after treatment.

BioSweep states that most treated areas can be reoccupied approximately 45 minutes to one hour after the treatment is complete. The technician will use monitoring equipment and determine when the space is ready for reentry.

When properly applied by a certified technician, the BioSweep base treatment is described as compatible with most common materials and should not bleach carpeting, upholstery or fabrics. Technicians can evaluate or test sensitive materials when needed.

BioSweep states that one treatment will typically remove odors caused by organic materials. Results depend on correcting the original odor source and preventing the property from being exposed to the same source again. Additional treatment may be required when a source remains or a new odor is introduced.

BioSweep states that its service providers guarantee removal of the existing organic odor, subject to local terms and the original source being resolved. A guarantee generally does not cover new odors, continuing odor-producing activity or an odor source that was not removed before treatment. Customers should review the written guarantee provided by BioSweep of Western Missouri before service begins.