Kitchen Fire Cleaning

This cleaning site is a fire cleanup location.

It was a relief that it wasn't a major fire.

A fire broke out while using a burner in a commercial kitchen when the frying pan caught fire.

We decided to clean the entire kitchen, including soot removal and extinguisher powder cleanup.

Site Inspection and Cleaning Plan

The interior of the hood was made of tin, and the exterior was stainless steel.

We conduct a site inspection and establish a cleaning plan.

Site Protection Work

We proceed with protection work to minimize floor contamination during cleaning.

Since the kitchen floor is like a regular office floor and wet cleaning is difficult, we undertake thorough protection work.

Interior Hood Cleaning

We begin cleaning the inside of the hood.

We spray a special chemical inside the hood, increasing the strength of the scrubbing pad,

as we work to remove the soot from the hood.

The soot and grease inside the hood are adhered,

so we use a blade scraper to remove all the dirt and soot.

After scraping off everything inside the hood, you have a restored

kitchen hood.

Besides the kitchen hood, we clean the doors, ceiling, and all kitchen items.

In addition to the ceiling, we take out all the dishes and items from the kitchen

and clean them thoroughly.

Exterior Hood Cleaning

After cleaning the interior, we proceed with cleaning the exterior of the hood.

We thoroughly clean not just the hood, but also the moldings and walls.

We make sure to carefully clean both the hood and the burners.

In fire cleanup sites, complete restoration for

high-quality cleaning requires attention not only to visible areas

but also to places that cannot be seen.

Completion of Kitchen Fire Cleaning

We restored it to its original state.

Finally, we completed the process with phytoncide disinfection.

This was a flawless kitchen fire cleanup restoration by Clinier.