Expert Maid Services in South Bend, IN

Condensation occurs when the temperature falls below the dew point, which varies with the amount of moisture in the air. If condensation is of concern, controls can be factored into the engineered cleaning process to reduce or eliminate the problem.

Depending on the particular application, dry ice blasting is often a cheaper alternative than other forms of media blasting. The cleaning process has a fast turn around time and allows for less to no downtime. The nonabrasive results allow for extra steps to be eliminated, in most cases, such as repainting or reconditioning surfaces. Additionally, there is no need to clean up of secondary waste, after the process is completed since no media (e.g. sand or water) remains after the process.

Yes, every effort is made in engineering the cleaning solution to clean in place, with a goal of minimizing lost production and downtime. However, this is determined on a case-by-case basis.

The containment of debris can be easy or require a more comprehensive solution. The extent of containment is determined on a case-by-case basis. Typically, as the blasting knocks the adherents off the surface, this debris typically falls to the ground. Depending on the type of substance (wet or dry), the adherent is then removed using a variety of means, including HEPA vacuuming.

Dry ice is delivered and stored in insulated containers from the supplier. A typical storage container holds approximately 500 lbs of dry ice, and should be used within 5 days of manufacturing for best results. It is best to store these containers in well ventilated cooler spaces to maintain the quality.