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Im wondering if anyone has experience with clean up after possum infiltration?
One of our smaller clinics had the pesky critters come visiting and they managed to make a rather gruesome mess while awaiting their eviction. Clean up has occurred but there still is a malingering smell… particularly with warmer weather…. Any suggestions?Jennifer Benjamin
Infection Control Consulant
Melbourne Pathology
M: 0402000590
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Hi Jennifer
More as a householder with experience living in possum infested houses than in hospital facilities, I would say residual smell is most likely a deceased possum which remains in al cavity (wall/roof/floor, take your pick). We actually had an issue here at HSN during a building expansion program where a possum found its way into a ceiling cavity (small crawl space) and ended up dying in there. The flies came first (humidity breeds them quickly), then the smell, which grew as time progressed, then abated, but the flies persisted. Took lots of unpleasant crawling to find the offender, actually. Would suggest a pest control expert with experience in possum infestations to do a full check. Other than that, lots of ozone generating machine for a long time….
Good luck.
Cheers
MichaelMichael Wishart
CNC Infection Control
Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital
627 Rode Road, Chermside, Qld 4032
t: (07) 3326 3068 | f: (07) 3607 2226
e: Michael.Wishart@hsn.org.au
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Please consider the environment before printing this emailIm wondering if anyone has experience with clean up after possum infiltration?
One of our smaller clinics had the pesky critters come visiting and they managed to make a rather gruesome mess while awaiting their eviction. Clean up has occurred but there still is a malingering smell… particularly with warmer weather…. Any suggestions?Jennifer Benjamin
Infection Control Consulant
Melbourne Pathology
M: 0402000590
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Hi Jennifer,
There is a spray product you can get from pet stores or online that
neutralises animal urine called urine free (see link below).Can’t say I have used it but it but saw it recently when at the pet food
shop.Regards,
SueSue Greig
Senior Project Officer
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
GPO Box 5480 Sydney NSW 2001 | Level 7, 1 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst NSW
2010
( direct (02) 9126 3565 | ( switchboard (02) 9126 3600 | 6 (02) 9126 3613
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infiltration?
One of our smaller clinics had the pesky critters come visiting and they
managed to make a rather gruesome mess while awaiting their eviction.
Clean up has occurred but there still is a malingering smell…
particularly with warmer weather…. Any suggestions?Jennifer Benjamin
Infection Control Consulant
Melbourne Pathology
M: 0402000590
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Ozone above a concentration of 0.1ppm is highly dangerous to humans so one has to execute extreme caution
RegardsDon Bissell
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BIOQUELL ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD207 Henderson Road,#01-05
Singapore 159550Hi Jennifer
More as a householder with experience living in possum infested houses than in hospital facilities, I would say residual smell is most likely a deceased possum which remains in al cavity (wall/roof/floor, take your pick). We actually had an issue here at HSN during a building expansion program where a possum found its way into a ceiling cavity (small crawl space) and ended up dying in there. The flies came first (humidity breeds them quickly), then the smell, which grew as time progressed, then abated, but the flies persisted. Took lots of unpleasant crawling to find the offender, actually. Would suggest a pest control expert with experience in possum infestations to do a full check. Other than that, lots of ozone generating machine for a long time….
Good luck.
Cheers
MichaelMichael Wishart
CNC Infection Control
Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital
627 Rode Road, Chermside, Qld 4032
t: (07) 3326 3068 | f: (07) 3607 2226
e: Michael.Wishart@hsn.org.au
w:www.holyspiritnorthside.org.au
Please consider the environment before printing this emailIm wondering if anyone has experience with clean up after possum infiltration?
One of our smaller clinics had the pesky critters come visiting and they managed to make a rather gruesome mess while awaiting their eviction. Clean up has occurred but there still is a malingering smell… particularly with warmer weather…. Any suggestions?Jennifer Benjamin
Infection Control Consulant
Melbourne Pathology
M: 0402000590
Quality is in our DNA
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