The UCLAN study suggests that with PAHs being transferred to surfaces on equipment, in vehicles and in buildings, any agency who attend fires must be cognisant of the risk of contamination. This includes anyone who enters the affected area to deal with casualties, dampen down or cut away, conduct post fire forensic investigation or to identify structural integrity (where a building is involved); essentially, all stakeholders from local authority agencies, specialists and private contractors. It therefore follows that the ability to safely, quickly and easily remove contaminants on scene is imperative and the challenge is how to make this process immediately available in a practical way.

De-Wipe is scientifically formulated to remove the risk of carcinogens and bacteria thanks to it’s key ingredient proactive compounds that defend against hydrocarbons such as soot and dirt with ease. Our after fire wipe will help reduce the risk from the wrist and hands, face, ears, jaw and areas around the neck and throat. Additionally, they can also be used to wipe down any other contaminated areas after an event.