How To Remediate Smoke Damage In Your Home
All combustible materials produce a certain amount of toxic smoke when burning. The amount of toxic smoke released depends on the material, the amount of oxygen available and the duration of the fire. At sufficiently high concentrations over a long period of time, toxic fumes can endanger the health of exposed persons. In the early stages of a fire, before the flashover phenomenon, the smoke produced comes from the first ignited objects, often furniture and other objects in the room. As the fire spreads and reaches the maximum point of the flashover phenomenon, the quantity and level of toxicity of the smoke produced increases greatly. Following a fire, even if we are talking about a small fire, the resulting smoke can make a house uninhabited for a while. If in…