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High Ceiling Dusting For Your Business

With the winter season right around the corner, I can’t help but think about the importance of a clean work environment ...

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Articles, Combustible Dust Remediation, Hughes Environmental, Commercial Duct Cleaning, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

Five Reasons To Remove Dust In Your Facility This Holiday

Christmas is next week, which means there is only a little over a week left in 2018. I’m sure you’ve been busy ...

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Articles, Combustible Dust Remediation, OSHA, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

Have You Cleaned With Industrial Dust Removal Equipment?

Through the course of everyday production most industrial facilities create manufacturing dust, but often don’t have ...

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Fire In Ductwork At Tennessee Manufacturing Plant

In the past we’ve discussed the importance of making sure ductwork is cleaned and free of any combustible dust ...

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NFPA, Articles, Combustible Dust Remediation, OSHA, Commercial Duct Cleaning, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

Five Reasons to Get Rid of Dust In Your Factory

“What’s so bad about having a little bit of dust around? It’s not like it’s really hurting anything, is it?”

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Articles, Commercial Duct Cleaning, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

Preparing Your Building For Mold Spores

As Winter fades away and everyone puts away their heavy coats to prepare for Spring there is one negative that comes ...

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NFPA, Articles, Combustible Dust Remediation, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

Why You Can’t Use Compressed Air To Clean Combustible Dust

Cleaning the high surfaces throughout a facility can be an overwhelming task, with the network of pipes, ducts, and ...

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NFPA, Articles, Combustible Dust Remediation, Commercial Duct Cleaning, Ceiling and Rafter Cleaning

What Is the Size of Dust?

When NFPA 654 defines combustible dust it is “any finely divided solid material that is 420 microns or smaller in ...

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