12B Clean
At 12B Clean, we don’t shy away from anything—and I mean absolutely anything—when it comes to cleaning. Our three divisions are staffed by intelligent and highly trained people who know exactly what is expected of them.
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Removing bird droppings from a balcony or patio is really important for everyone’s health. Pigeon droppings and other bird droppings contain bacteria, parasites, and fungi that can cause diseases—not only in people, but also in pets. Therefore, always keep children and pets away from areas contaminated with bird droppings.
Want to remove bird droppings yourself? Only do so if you’re wearing proper personal protective equipment (PPE), such as coveralls, heavy-duty latex gloves, eye protection, and a dust-proof face mask. Above all, don’t just grab a garden hose and a broom and start cleaning—follow the steps a professional would take to prevent the contamination of other areas.
Bird droppings must be cleaned up immediately; they are a major source of contamination.
Want to have bird droppings removed from your balcony? Find out what to keep in mind if you’re doing it yourself—and how our pros can get your balcony spic and span again.
When removing bird droppings from an awning, green soap and lukewarm water aren't always enough. Need a professional? We'd love to hear from you.
When removing bird droppings from your patio, water and a broom aren't always enough. We'd be happy to explain what you need to keep in mind and how we can help you.
It's important to remove bird droppings from solar panels promptly. This will prevent damage caused by strong acids, a loss of efficiency, and unpleasant odors around your home.
Unfortunately, birds don’t hold back when they fly over a church. To get churches back in tip-top shape and prevent health risks, we’ve already removed bird droppings from many churches.
If you remove bird droppings from a tent fabric promptly, you can often do so with a soft brush (but let it dry first). If the droppings have been there for a long time, or in extreme cases, it’s a good idea to call in a professional.
Of course, never with your hands. To avoid getting sick from the bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi in the droppings—and to prevent spreading them—we follow a series of steps to clear the area of bird droppings.
Cleaning up bird droppings and cleaning the area is a big job that requires physical strength and time. Professional cleaning supplies and equipment also make the job easier. By outsourcing it to us, you can be sure it will be done safely and properly.