LEFT ALONE TO DIE | Bio Removal

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Have you checked up on your loved ones today?

[@GloobyIsAmazingYes]

Luckily, yes

[@camillebambi6449]

such a good reminder♡

[@susanpeltz5813]

My brother has many health issues. I always text him or him me twice a day. Just a 👋

[@zuleigahanslip7689]

I am afraid this will happen to me as I have no family left. I am a bit of a loner.

[@colenagordanier4115]

unfortunately love ones may be watching video and see their love ones being laughed at , seeing poo excrement , your employees , franchises need to be more understanding of people's feelings, lost a friend the same way and Ii would have lost it on the cleaners

[@mfeagan1980]

For those who are complaining they are joking and laughing, you have no idea how the things they see affect them at night. It’s the same thing with people who work in the healthcare system. We joke around about things you would find very disturbing. It’s a way to deal with what you have to do…otherwise you’d go crazy.

[@Me-iq4se]

Yes, it's very important for people in these professions to be able to cope in different ways, even if others would find it "disturbing"

[@teijaflink2226]

In difficult situation you often want to joke and it's very essy that it becomes inappropriate even if don't mean anything bad. Very early in nursing school I was at least taught to treat a dead person as a person and with respect. But of course it's up to their boss to talk with them what's okay on canera and if someone goes too far, I think specially important on camera to think about your behavior as who knows family might see but just overall to show the dead respect as they can't defend themselves anymore.

[@American-Jello]

You are so right. Too many people live their lives behind their keyboards, and as such, think they have the right to criticize everything they see in videos. GO DO THE JOB before you sling your insults, then you can conduct yourself differently if you so choose, but until then, have some humility and realize you're nothing but an uneducated bystander here, and your opinion doesn't amount to much.

[@xoxnikkixox2121]

I agree sometimes in situations like this u have to joke around abit helps get threw how devastating everything is

[@kn4ot405]

nah, joking like that on camera is not cool. keep that shit to yourself. they're not the ones who have to deal with losing someone close to them. it's just not professional. ever heard of bedside manner? y'all are weirdos.

[@emmakorhonen]

Hey, all the people saying "they're not doing a good job" or "they're doing it wrong" how about you go do this job then? Obviously you know more than the professionals 🙄

[@simp8886]

True I mean I wouldn't be able to do anything like this. there amazing

[@aurorynfrost9817]

Get me a toothbrush a scrubby brush and bleach I wanna help. Ocd activated

[@everyusernameistakenomfg]

After I read your comment I scrolled thru so many more and I can't find anyone saying that. Were people saying it elsewhere?

[@emmakorhonen]

@@everyusernameistakenomfg there were a few comments saying they were doing things wrong, mainly about how they cut up the chair and various other things like that.

[@lotharsoran3604]

I didn't see any. Mostly positive stuff. Mind you, your comment was a few months ago, maybe it got spammed out. Aye, in general, people are far too quick to comment and judge. I only judge another person at their job, if I have a fair amount of experience in that area. I prefer to learn about things first. There are multiple ways to do things, barring of course, serious sanitary procedures, and the like. The thing about the internet, is that they're are no real reprisals or repercussions for either bad behavior, or spouting bollocks. So various idiots decide to waste time and chat entitled nonsense.

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

It’s crazy how much decomp can happen in just 3-4 days… even though the heat factor is involved it’s just crazy how extensive this is.

[@HaleKelsey1]

It was definitely the heat that was running in my opinion… that speeds things up A LOT

[@s4di.3]

@@HaleKelsey1 that plus the high humidity of Florida will speed up that decomp process

[@CrazyCatLady-dx8uj]

I had discovered my aunts body a week after she died. Yes the heat wasn’t a factor but there wasn’t as a big of blood and everything around. I still have nightmares about finding her and that was over 30 years ago. You have to have a sense of humor to deal with the trauma these guys go through.

[@lunaxcatx]

It also depends on how you die as well.

[@LisaPFrampton]

My brother used to deliver medical supplies to clients who were on hospice and other at-home medical care requirements. One client hadn't answered his door for a couple of days, so my brother who knew him well from visiting him frequently had been given permission in the past to just walk into his home. He walked in, finding the poor man deceased on his bed, after 5+ days after his death. My brother was traumatized to say the least. He said he couldn't even recognize him he was so purple and black and hugely bloated. The gases from the body had spread up the walls around him and made them green. The smell was pretty bad, but not as bad as it can get, yet, because he hadn't "popped", or whatever happens next. He had to quit his job after that he was so upset. He knew this man, and finding one of his favorite clients in such a state was too much and he didn't want to come across anything like that again if he could help it. 💔

[@autobug2]

No one should die alone, or be so forgotten their remains go unnoticed days, weeks, or months after death. A very sad way to leave this world.

[@donnarupert4926]

@W Fox….Yes, you’re completely right! No one should have to die alone😔💔

[@chanelgez2146]

i agree

[@jlouis5217]

I think they mentioned he became ill somehow and then fell. Very sad.

[@HelloHello-zf2sv]

Your right but unfortunately so many people have no one. No family or friends they are just alone in life.. That is heartbreaking but its true..

[@stamps4fungin]

Yes, even tho my daughters loved their dad very much, I don't think they spoke to him too often, If he had died in his Las Vegas condo, they would have had to pay for something like this. He had made it to the hospital tho.

[@emilychalfant565]

This was old man Mike, I was his neighbor for 8 years he was such a lovely man

[@brendaburnsskelton2884]

Incredible that you knew this man and acknowledged him here. Bless you.

[@mistybehave4886]

Rest in peace Mike so sorry this happened to him x

[@desertraindrops9840]

I'm very sorry for your loss. Is his kitty okay?

[@emilychalfant565]

@Robin . it’s okay his house is empty now and there turning it into an airbnb and honestly I feel like he’s gonna haunt it lol

[@donnarupert4926]

Rest In Peace Mike🌹🕊I hope he didn’t suffer at the end?

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

I'm 61, soon to be 62 and have lived alone since my Son left home. I became disabled in 2009 and now am looking to move back to my hometown, where my Son currently lives, just so I have someone to check on me. I would never live with someone again, but it would be peace of mind knowing my Son is close by to check on me.

[@professionalcyberbully6410]

That's awesome if your son would check up on you

[@Liabiapumpkindia]

I hope everything works out ❤️

[@juanpaVlz]

i could not even allow myself to leave home knowing my mother will live alone

[@islandgirl7304]

Exactly. 💖💖

[@lalang4806]

take care of yourself always. god bless you.

[@WahWeeWooWah]

Bless you guys.. this is tough work. Mad respect.

[@theRavensRed]

For real! I like my dead stuff dry. Wet dead is the worst. 🤢

[@marydoherty4754]

This is why my elderly mother lives with me. She will never be alone again!

[@aishwaryamukherjee9105]

That's what everyone should do! Really appreciate it ❤️

[@christinebutler7630]

May you be blessed.

[@rumham7466]

This is why I’m with my mother as well. And I have toxic siblings who think she’d be just fine to live alone. She’s 78. Even if we have our petty spats due to her ways and inability to properly communicate, it’s better than her being alone. They sure aren’t going to be here daily making sure she’s okay. That she doesn’t burn the place down because she lets the dryer lint overflow etc. She has no friends. So she’s super concentrated on the family. She’d be so lonely if my dogs and I weren’t here.

[@All5AJz]

Your sense of humor is what gets us all through tough situations. Glad to see you all keep that light sense with these tough jobs.

[@cubicakez8714]

Thank you for your courage guys! A veteran in my apartment complex was found deceased last week on Thursday afternoon, appearantly he had been unseen for 5 days but we found out he had been dead for 4 days inside his apartment, may he rest in peace.

[@eringemini7091]

Maggie & friends hard at work! 😊 So glad there are companies like yours to deal with this, I can't imagine what families went thru dealing with both grief & clean up in the past!

[@ameygunderman3247]

By the door trying to get help.. how sad...🥺 makes me cry. You guys do a great job.

[@buggiebuild1]

I’ve always said whilst doctors ,nurses ,police,firefighters,EMT’S etc. are so very important, it’s also the people behind the scenes, the ones That aren’t out in the forefront, I pray I never need to call, but at least I know I can, and you guys are not only professional, but you do it with a lot of heart, so lots of love sent your way today 🙏🏻💕🙏🏻and thank you for this amazing upload👍🏻

[@-CloClo-]

This might have to be the nastiest job anyone could ever work at. But sometimes, the nastier the job is, the more you’re helping the needs of other people and fixing something they couldn’t.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Absolutely; my neighbour in the 2nd unit from me in my apartment building was found decomposed in her apartment and her nephew tried to clean up himself before someone, I think the Police, told him there were specialized people who do this. He found her body and said he couldn't even tell if she had clothes on. 😥 He was on his hands and knees trying to clean up the decomposition with bleach. How traumatizing for him.

[@laneyamiller3083]

I wanna do this job tbh lol

[@mamapoch1915]

This absolutely broke my heart. Thank goodness there are people who can do this.

[@alissadooley1074]

I appreciate this company sadly, my own father passed this way. Please, Please check on your family as often as you feel comfortable (situational) with. Thank you for helping clean up Death Scenes, sometimes families need as much help as possible. Thank You for the hard work.

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

So sorry to hear this Alissa. My deepest condolences. Bless your heart 💜

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Why didn’t you check on your Dad?

[@zonadaniell4584]

Tragic..you guys provide a much needed service so professionally...

[@sjldfilms5126]

Thank you for all you do!

[@kiki-drawer2669]

I would love this job! It somehow feels so calming. These things hardy bother me. I think the only problem would be getting use to the smell. It is one thing to get rid of a decomposing animal but I’m sure it hits you the first time you the first time you smell a dead human. You all do amazing! It’s all good work!

[@shirleya3615]

Well Said.

[@helenakyner2438]

I used to work in autopsy and body removal. It’s definitely a smell you never forget. It’s like soured milk, old boiled eggs and fermented pork. But like the guy said, you go nose blind after a while.

[@deniseroe5891]

I would love it too, but we live in BFN, the closest is over 100 miles from here, in Dallas.

[@helenakyner2438]

@@deniseroe5891 oh dang! That’s a ways!

[@gray0nline49]

I would love to do this but I’m so unfazed by blood and gore I don’t know if I could take it seriously!

[@wendybutler1681]

Bless you folks for what you do. Seroiusly, you do what we cannot. Thank you.

[@StephanieYoungChannl]

I have so much respect for what you guys do for these families, and if I were in better health. I'd join your team in a heartbeat. I have so much compassion for the grieving families of the deceased, and the utmost respect for the tremendous service that you do for them.

[@carolb29]

I was surprised you didn't have to remove at least the baseboards around the bio area.

[@maddyj6965]

I think it depends on what they’re hired for. Some places want to remove and replace the floors themselves

[@OneBlueFroggy]

carol b - right ! They got lucky. Usually runs under the baseboards and wicks up the plaster wall board a foot or two.

[@s4di.3]

@@maddyj6965 they will remove the baseboards and parts of the wall of the bio seeped into it - but only the parts that have the bio, they won't remove it if it's not not necessary. These guys do it all when it comes to bio removal

[@DistantSkies0]

The thumbnail for this vid is absolutely gold. Thank you for your hard work!

[@aayesha2527]

This is the hardest job I've ever seen. This channel just popped into my feed... Hats off to you guys who do this work. I personally would not be able to survive doing this, I'd go crazy. You must have very strong mental faculties for this.

[@paulabelknap-hill342]

I applaud you guys. So sorry for the family. Always check on friends and family. You never know.

[@debbielacy8435]

You guys and women that do that kind of work, I have allll respect for you. The things you see, have to do and go through, noooo way. Night mares for the rest of my life. Strong stomachs you all have. Thank you for what you do. Very strong people.

[@cablefellow5315]

If you don’t joke and laughed. This type of job will eat you alive. It’s extremely normal to do it. This job is not a fun job. So you need to put fun into it

[@loriwolfe4566]

@Crime Scene Cleaning Thank you all for doing your job, doing things that so many people wouldn't be able to do! It's been almost a year now since I, unexpectedly lost my uncle. He died alone at home, while I was in the ICU with my brother. They both passed 2 days apart. Unfortunately, we still haven't been able to get the house floor, bed and etc cleaned.

[@stalepeeps616]

The pointing meme as the thumbnail At least sets spirits high when going in

[@kanomorrow7622]

Takes a very special person to do this job, really have a lot of respect for these women and men.

[@Norf-ou8bb]

Guys like you are truly heroes, bless you and the work you do 🙏

[@justlooking4771]

Amazing stomachs to do this. Thank you all for doing this. 🙏

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

I can't say it enough times - THANK YOU for the work that you do.

[@Merrydothe]

Nice job you guys. How lovely of you to get that entire floor up for this family. Keep up your awesome service!

[@daniellevaldez8419]

My goodness, imagine the back pain! It's a job not many would take, so 👍👊🙌🙏, good job & thank you for your hard work...❤

[@MicheleMJJ]

How can this happen to people? Check on your loved ones and elderly neighbors. This is too sad. I really admire you guys for doing this job.

[@kayleighwoodcock3608]

Just found this channel! Can’t stop watching! I’m from the UK and love you guys!!! You do amazing work! Xx

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Thanks so much!!

[@emeraldgypsyheart]

This one was difficult to watch for me. My mother was found deceased in her home January 29, 2021 in her bathroom… she’d probably passed way Christmas Eve… but she body was in decent condition. She probably had a stroke or head attack… but I don’t know as I didn’t have her autopsied. She was 2 months shy of 82… I didn’t see the scene with her in it. I saw after her removal. My husband cleaned the area as she hadn’t began to “melt” as the heat was not on… that was the hardest thing I ever had to deal with thus far in my 50 years. Your videos “helped” me understand and know what to sort of expect.

[@cindyjofaithful4469]

My heart goes out to you.....but I'm kinda curious as to why u at least didn't call her at Christmas time or go to be with her?

[@SleeplessinOC]

Is it normal for you and her that you didn’t talk for 4-5 weeks ?

[@ErnstForstermann]

​@@SleeplessinOCSometimes people don't have time to talk with relatives or friends every week. My great grandmother is still very alive (thank God) but I haven't seen her in some years because I don't have much time to, as she lives very far away from me, sometimes people find themselves in the same situation.

[@SleeplessinOC]

@@ErnstForstermann true . I don’t know what’s considered normal for her which is why I asked .

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

@@ErnstForstermannWhy don’t you make the time?

[@donnarupert4926]

I’m a retired Paramedic and unfortunately I know what that smells like in that heat🥵

[@mikewillett5076]

As well as these cleanup people, I can't help but think of unintended contamination. Like part of a shoe stepping in unnoticed blood in the street, then going home after. 🤢🤮

[@snowballil3133]

I know what dead things smell like, but after working with them you start to get used to the smell, but I don't know if all corpses are the same I haven't smelled dead human but I smelled dead animal in a variety of different stages of decomposition.

[@20PINKluvr]

Should I call myself lucky that I've never had to smell a dead body?

[@Sh1roNekoshi]

@@20PINKluvr yes.

[@Me-iq4se]

I live by the woods and during the summer I smell dead animals a lot. I can only imagine how bad a human's body would smell. 🤢

[@nnickgray33]

I was doing the same thing but I stopped like 5 years ago because of a certain job I was called out to do buy this person's family member and when I got to the location the clients looked familiar to me like if I knew them but it didn't hit me till I saw Pictures hanging up on the wall and that's when I realized the Deceased person I was called to clean up was a really good friend of mine I grew up with he moved away after high school I hadn't seen him in 10 years or so I completely lost it and when the family realized it was me they called to Clean up the bio they felt so bad they told me what all happened and how my friend passed away it changed me so I quit doing bio Clean up after that

[@Me-iq4se]

I'm sorry for your loss, thank you for the work you did before you quit but good for you for deciding what was best for you.

[@PmBoyle]

Hmm, your channel has kids videos in favorites. Not to judge, but your grammar is also that of a child.

[@declamatory]

Have you ever heard of punctuation?

[@kaithdvd]

I'm literally just over here thinking "oh that poor chair, and those tiles"

[@elishh8173]

I admire the people that work with this!!!

[@robertedgar1329]

My name is Kathy Edgar I love your videos you all did a terrific job even though it’s sad to see people die in their homes I hope the Rest In Peace 😇😢

[@LesbianImpact]

“Why r they joking about it??” They will go insane if they don’t. Jokes can be a coping mechanism. It’s the same as healthcare workers who joke about death & diseases as a way to cope w/ all the traumatising stuff they see.

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

It’s bizarre how quickly we decompose.

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Indeed, especially in the sunshine state!

[@brendaburnsskelton2884]

Wonderful...a food commercial in the middle of this story. Much respect to y'all on doing this type of work.

[@Lexiejovegas]

I am new to this group. So, fascinating and descriptive. I'm amazed at the technology and process. I appreciate the knowledge the team is sharing. I'm so glad this type of service is available. This would be a horror and impossible for everyday people. Thank you.

[@tommymiddlefinger1283]

I can smell the decomp just from this video. Have to hold my breath while watching it.

[@winterabraham1667]

@Sydical errrm eww

[@catladynikki2024]

Omg! How?

[@tommymiddlefinger1283]

@@catladynikki2024 Brain remembers what decomp smells like the what my eyes see triggers memories of it. That's probably it.

[@fiona9912]

You all are out of this world. Like the last comment Mad Respect!

[@amythus6139]

This is awesome. Every time I am wondering about something, they point it out and explain it. So good!

[@amythus6139]

That's a massive job, it looks so overwhelming. Good job.

[@Jazz24071]

Appreciate all of the questions that were asked during the cleanup! I’ve watched a lot of the videos from this channel but still appreciate clarification on what they are doing and why 😊 great work as always!

[@karensandoe547]

Y’all are so very special. Bless all of you.

[@mareekatz]

What a wonderful team you have right here Laura !!!! They're all very knowledgeable & explain things very clearly and very respectful ❤ Another job well done. Condolences to the family.✌️❤🙏

[@iKatieUndead]

We knew a guy who tried to clean up from an unattended death by himself with a power washer, as there was no family support. Obviously since its not that hot where we live the decomp isnt accelerated so im sure it was not nearly as bad. When we found out why he was power washing and demo'ing this house it honestly broke my heart (on top of the panic factor because that's a biohazard no no) that he was just doing this on his own. You guys work so hard at a job i could never do, this work is essential not just for everyone's physical safety but also for the people who shouldnt have to do it alone.

[@KayTheBae101]

This is part of the reason why I'm so desensitized. Pus and raw guts don't bother me anymore...Thanks! I have thought about going into this kind of business. I just admire what you all do and how you help others. Inspiring. 🥺😍

[@VictoriaMarch13]

I'm also super desensitized! I watch things and don't bat an eye yet I read the comments and people will be distraught. I'm sure there's things on here that might turn my stomach or get under my skin but it's been a long time. I wonder if my depression has anything to do with it? I used to couldn't watch things like this.

[@thetwitchywitchy]

I had no idea how far the human body, uhh for lack of a better word, *leaked* after death. It’s kinda crazy to be face to face with a very visual reminder of how full of liquid we all are and we just don’t ever think about it. This is a totally different subject but it’s also pretty amazing how versatile kitty litter is when it comes to soaking up liquids. We had to use it during the summer to soak up oil that spilled in our garage, it’s weirdly useful in a ton of different situations, including cleaning body goo apparently

[@kasmitty]

Dang this really puts it into perspective why certain houses have “bad energy” to them.

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

My neighbor died like that by door and they found him a few days later. The family merely mopped up the puddle and sold the house. The new owners didn’t realize but later had to gut that room as the smell came back. The sun came up it stunk…. They even had to grind the concrete down.

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Basically if you buy a house and they have tons of glade plugins beware! That’s all the sellers (family) did was literally mop the grunge pool off the tile and painted the wall. They tried to set viewing for a particular time of day as sun up it started to stink. I think they went after them but got nowhere. As I say they gutted the living room/kitchen walls and floor then ground the concrete removed the sliding door. Was an expensive lesson they ended up just redo the entire house over last few years. Current ppl say his spirit is still there. I assumed them he was a very sweet man so shouldn’t be scared.

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Paint is not enough alone to remove the smell from concrete. As I say my neighbors they had to grind down the concrete and use floor leveler then the smell was 100% gone. Yes they tried paint and tile but tile had to come up again as morning sun brought bad smell. I’ll bet time would have fixed that but they were not having it.

[@lindadenneypu6315]

Omg that's dreadful I hooe they sued the people they got the house from not telling them is so wrong

[@rosymathay4065]

Respect to this group doing this very hard job.

[@Bobo-r5n]

Thank you for doing this, I’m sure it’s very hard for you guys to have to witness these disasters.

[@MrShinentwist]

The bugs would flip me out more than the fluids

[@DS-pd5ov]

This one was very informative! Thank you so much for taking care of these scenes🤍🙏🏼

[@sophiegolden]

So the body was removed or decomposed? Poor people, RIP, so sad to die like that...

[@hatefulworld5965]

it still gets removed by the coroners before access to cleaning up

[@sophiegolden]

@@hatefulworld5965 OMG, thank you, poor soul

[@richardlowman6918]

So Sad. Thank you so much for your hard worked, all of you guys and gals are best!

[@kimberley6166]

From the windoooow to walls clean all that bio up clean all that bio up 👏🏼 I watched the live you did for this job 😁 another amazing job well done Spaulding Decon Tampa ❤️ y'all are my favorite peeps ❤️ Hello Steve 👋🏻

[@deathwing5656]

That Florida heat sure speeds things up. Wow I think thats the most blood so far here. Great job guys!

[@skp6613]

I looked up how much these guys (not this company specifically but crime scene cleaners in general) make and it said between $15-20/hr. Is that true? They are crucial parts of our community, why the hell would they get paid such low wages? If it’s true I’m disgusted. They deserve so much more.

[@territharp4092]

I think they probably are paid more than that, since they are individually owned companies.

[@Pancakes4Tohka]

Spaulding Decon pays them $63/hr. They value their employees, unlike most employers.

[@jdrose1000]

That’s so nice of you guys to do the rest of that floor!

[@johndagostino2451]

That’s so sad my friend Alan Mann from Alberta Canada died same way he had type 1 diabetes Great job you guys doing greetings from the uk 🇬🇧 🇮🇹🐾🦊😢

[@LeeLee-1710]

So very sad

[@PeppermintCactus]

Watching these really makes me want to work bio cleanup on Weekends. I cremate during the week, so none of this is new to me. We work directly with the coroner as well as regular funeral homes so decomp stink follows me anyway. When I take my hair out of its bun at home my husband gets grossed out because the smell LINGERS. Even if you change out of your work clothes before going home. It’s a bad smell, but a little peppermint oil on the upper lip does wonders.

[@lisarobles1452]

Thank you for doing a job that needs to be done, that most people couldn't handle doing.

[@idamaeteufel4371]

You guys are special.That is not an easy job. Bless you all.

[@GastArts]

gonna be honest As much as a I am super fascinated with decomposition and the like I could never do a job like this so ya'll have all my respect for being able to do this

[@mark6productions557]

A sad situation but will become a reality for a lot more people these days due to the digital age and increased lack of communication in our society.

[@patmccamy4126]

How very sad! Once again you do an amazing job!!!!!! If I were younger I would be proud to join your team!!! Take care and be safe all of you!!!! Pat

[@lindawilson4625]

For those offended by the dark humor...you have to do that to stay sane. Seriously! Be glad these people are here to do this work for us.

[@tinaingram9472]

I love this series. Yall are amazing

[@karbear26]

That was nice that you removed the rest of the flooring so it’s easier for when she puts down new flooring!!

[@PRODBYLIIVID]

Dang, we're messy af once we pop or decomp 😭

[@linda3518]

Good job guys! But I myself could never live in a house where I knew someone dead body laid for multiple days rotting. Even tho it’s cleaned it just feels wrong idk. Btw first time watching this series and I love it, absolutely will keep watching more!

[@teijaflink2226]

I propably wouldn't mind if it was a normal death without decomposition but this seems so brutal and depressing with blood everywhere.

[@eclipse369.]

so you would burn down every building where a dead body has been? you might be living on the wrong planet

[@linda3518]

@@eclipse369. nah just if it’s all over the floor with maggots and shit

[@eclipse369.]

@@linda3518 once cleaned you'll never know

[@linda3518]

@@eclipse369. bruh the people living in that house told em to clean it. If that was me I would have sold the house after.

[@Dana-rg8tn]

God bless you hard and caring WORKERS!! Thank you 🙏

[@CrimeSceneCleaning]

Thank you!

[@PapaVik1218]

Thank you. This here is the good stuff just so you are aware. please keep it coming ♡

[@darrenrichings2574]

That blows my mind that was just from 3 to 4 days, no bloody way i could do that job,i take my hat off to these guys.I would be telling them to leave the shoes and anything you were wearing a few blocks away before you even think of bringing your arse home.Hope it pays extremely well folks

[@RedKnight-yv1cb]

How do you clean your used brooms vacuums tools etc after a cleanup? Do you just buy nee brooms and things like that you should make a video about this that would be s good interesting video on the cleanup of the cleanup lol

[@jo-anncleroux4528]

It looks like the bio went under the baseboard as well and you guys just left it.

[@melodymacken9788]

I would imagine that a sense of humour in this job is a must have.

[@loismoore1531]

As horrific this, your hard work and expertise is awesome. Totally understand the need to laugh and joke as a coping mechanism. It's hard to watch, but I have actually learned better cleaning techniques.

[@christinawickham4543]

I’m glad my dad found my brother when he did. :( I feel so bad for people that have no family that check in on them. My dad always went over to check on my brother daily and I would bring him to work. :/ it’s been a year now

[@PURDY_POISON]

You guys rock!!! I can't believe one body seeps into every thing!! How come you cut chair up instead of just throwing it away in a bigger bio bin??

[@luxtobeyou]

Biohazard disposal is more expensive than regular dumping so they probably do so to keep costs down for themselves and whoever hired them!

[@pinkunicorn30335]

Damn I must of clicked faster then I could blink...good job youtube

[@sjcobra84]

People react to extreme trauma in weird ways and humour is a sound coping mechanism. The shit these workers deal with would fuck alot of people up. More power to anyone who does this for a living because I sure as hell couldn't do this.

[@keganjackson7609]

Japanese cleaning is way more respectful and don’t joke around or talk lightly about the situation just working quietly and praying and respecting I like watching kensai cleaning 😊

[@fasciolahepatica5464]

Me: *sitting here watching this video, eating a hot fudge sundae* Video: *shows close up of area where person died & all the fluids* Me: *slowly realizing the decomp fluids look like the hot fudge on my sundae*......... Me: *continues eating hot fudge sundae* I have no regrets

[@dmreddragon6]

The chair is interesting, in that where bio was found, and the footprint in bio on the backrest. Foul play in their death should be considered.

[@sinnocent6086]

Also the fact that the heat was on, in Florida... rather than AC. It'd definitely speed up decomp and better hide their trace.

[@Joey-yw3ki]

@@sinnocent6086 Heat on, windows open, hot florida weather? Sounds very suspicious to me. Foul play should definitely be considered.

[@sinnocent6086]

@@Joey-yw3ki I agree... suspish, indeed 👀

[@charliesangel7775]

It's hard work & y'all are doing it! Thank you for sharing with us..

[@Mania26]

This edit is better than last. Old style.

[@Garnetisgae]

Them laughing and making jokes while cleaning up bodily fluids is hilarious to me 💀