Dry ice cleaning is an extremely effective process in the construction industry and in building and street cleaning. With its ability to remove soiling gently and thoroughly, it has established itself as one of the preferred cleaning methods in view of the increasing demands for sustainability and material conservation.
Dry ice cleaning works on the basis of solid carbon dioxide particles that are shot onto the surface to be cleaned in a high-speed jet. On contact with the surface, the dry ice immediately sublimates and turns into gas, removing the adhering contaminants as if by magic. This process has the advantage that it requires neither water nor aggressive chemicals, which is not only ecologically beneficial, but also prevents damage to sensitive materials.
In modern building cleaning, innovative processes play a crucial role in ensuring both efficiency and sustainability. One of these advanced methods is dry ice cleaning, which is becoming increasingly important in façade cleaning in particular. This process uses dry ice to remove environmental dirt, paint and organic deposits such as climbing plants, moss and algae from a wide variety of façade types.
The special thing about this gentle and dry cleaning process is that it is ideal for use when conventional methods such as the use of water and chemicals or abrasive processes could be problematic.
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Another notable area of application for dry ice cleaning is fire restoration. In cases where buildings have been significantly affected by fire, this method can be extremely effective. It enables the gentle removal of soot and other fire residues from walls, floors and machinery.
In addition, even the unpleasant smell of burning is removed in an environmentally friendly way, making dry ice cleaning an indispensable tool in fire damage restoration.
More and more building owners and construction companies are recognizing the advantages of dry ice blasting. The flexibility and versatility of the process are remarkable. For example, moss, lichen or algae deposits can be easily removed from natural stone. The technique also offers an effective solution for stubborn paint residue that sticks to natural stone. Thanks to these unique properties, dry ice blasting has gained a firm place in the toolbox of architects, restorers and building contractors.
Another area in which dry ice cleaning comes into its own is the removal of road markings. These often need to be removed in order to redesign traffic routing or to renovate road infrastructure. Here, the dry ice blasting process offers a clean and fast approach that not only effectively removes the markings, but also protects the underlying surface.
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