STANDARD CLEANING VS BIOHAZARD CLEANING: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Cleaning is part of daily life, but not all messes can be handled with a mop and bucket. When dangerous biological materials are involved, biohazard cleaning is needed — and it’s very different from standard cleaning.
Standard Cleaning
This covers routine tasks like vacuuming, mopping, wiping surfaces, and general disinfecting. It keeps homes, offices, and public spaces looking clean and reduces everyday germs.
Biohazard Cleaning
Biohazard cleaning is for high-risk situations involving:
- Blood or bodily fluids
- Crime or trauma scenes
- Unattended deaths
- Sewage backups or hazardous waste
- Infectious disease exposure
It requires special training, protective gear, hospital-grade disinfectants, and compliance with health and safety regulations.
Key Differences
| Standard Cleaning | Biohazard Cleaning |
| Routine & cosmetic | Emergency & hazardous |
| Household products | Industrial-grade disinfectants |
| Low risk | High risk of contamination |
| No certification needed | Requires trained professionals |
Final Thought
If you’re dealing with anything beyond routine dirt and dust — especially involving biological hazards — do not attempt to clean it yourself. Call certified biohazard professionals to ensure the space is thoroughly decontaminated and safe.
Hotline: (03) 9367 7198
Website: https://radiantclean.com.au/services/bio-hazard-clean/
