Dry Ice Blasting in Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto

Dry-ice blasting is a method of cleaning mold from surfaces. It is superior to traditionally more labor-intensive techniques such as mechanical scrubbing using scrapers, sanders or wire brushes.

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Since sanding, grinding and scraping are physically intensive processes and require that the tooling be forcefully applied to the surface to be cleaned, the position of the Mold Remediation Technicians doing the work must be very stable.

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When using Dry Ice Blasting, the dry ice blaster can clean many angles and surfaces in just the time it would take to prepare for grinding the same area. In addition, the Dry Ice Blasting allows effective cleaning in tight areas such as the area where a floor joist meets the floor sheathing where hand cleaning methods are difficult to use.

Dry Ice Blasting is quicker and more thorough than cleaning by hand
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Dry Ice Blasting cleans without damaging the substrate
Dry ice blasting is non-abrasive. It quickly removes most contaminates without damage to switches, panels, lines, tubes, wiring or belts.

Dry Ice Blasting increases uptime through in-place cleaning
The process is fast, thorough, and can be performed on-line without disassembly and without need for drying time.

Dry Ice Blasting is safe around electrical components
This versatile process cleans heavy industrial build up without damage to sensitive areas like electrical components, switches, wiring, photo electric sensors, etc

Dry Ice Blasting reduces or eliminates the need for hazardous solvents
Dry Ice Blasting replaces chemical or solvent based cleaning and manual scrapping.

Mold Busters strictly follows ANSI/IICRC S500/S520 Guidelines. We are fully certified by:
The National Association of Mold Professionals (NAMP)
The Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)

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