Frequently Asked Questions

I’m having PureCleanSolutions service my home, what should I do to prepare?

The home will need to be vacant during the dry fog process, so plan a place for you and your pets to be during the services. You will receive a message a few days prior to your service that will confirm your appointment and give basic instructions on how to prepare your home. They are simple things like open all closets, close all windows, etc.

Do I need to take paintings and wall art down before the treatment?

Because of the dryness of the fog, PureCleanSolutions has never had a issue with wall art or paintings, but many people feel more comfortable taking expensive paintings down or covering them with a blanket.

What about fruit or other foods left out in the kitchen?

The StayPURE chemical used by PureCleanSolutions has been FDA approved for food contact, but to retain the fresh taste of your produce you may want to place it in a zip lock bag or refrigerator.

How long before I can re-enter my home?

You will be back in your home the same day. Every job is different but the average size home takes around 4 hours. You may notice a different smell when you return but that will dissipate quickly.

Is it safe?

Absolutely. The products are “green” and have been approved by the EPA.

Do I need to get everything out of the house?

No, in fact, you want to keep as many of your belongings inside the home as possible. Mold spores get trapped inside fabrics, furniture, clothing, mattresses, etc. All of those things should be treated as well.

Will it get behind my walls?

Our patented technology creates a 7.5 micron sized particule. A mold spore is between 12 and 30 microns. Thus, any place where a mold spore can get in or out of, the fog will penetrate those areas. In special situations where there is a known issue behind a wall, we can poke a few 1/8 inch holes between the studs and treat the back of the wall directly.

Will I need to clean everything after the treatment?

Not at all. It leaves no residue so your home and all items in it will be clean.

Does it kill bugs?

They certainly do not like it and many customers report that it has, but the EPA has not approved it as a pesticide so we avoid making any claims about bugs.