When should blowers be applied in a sewage job?

In a sewage job, the application of blowers should occur after biocide application and structure drying. This step is crucial as it helps to ensure that the environment is safe and free from harmful microorganisms that may be present due to sewage contamination. The application of a biocide is intended to eliminate pathogens and reduce the risks of infection or disease transmission. After this step, it’s essential to allow sufficient time for the biocide to work effectively, followed by drying out the area to prevent mold growth and ensure complete evaporation of any residual moisture.

Once the structure is adequately dried, blowers can be used to enhance air circulation, promote further drying, and help disperse any lingering odors associated with sewage. This process not only aids in the removal of moisture but also helps to ensure that the air quality is improved, making the environment safer for occupants once the remediation process is complete. This method also contributes to the overall effectiveness of microbial remediation and ensures that the area is restored to a safe condition.