Ever wondered why blood can’t just be mopped up? Want to know the difference between clean and sanitized? Who comes first: the coroner or the crime scene cleaner? All of these questions and more are answered on the Aftermath Crime Scene Clean Up Interactive Gallery featured on Discovery’s “How Stuff Works.”
Explore the world of crime scene cleanup through videos, animations, photos and blog posts covering a range of informative topics, like blood cleanup, hoarding cleanup, suicide cleanup, crime scene cleanup, blood cleanup and even tear gas cleanup.
Find hidden biohazards, read stories from real crime scene cleaners and learn what it takes to work in crime scene cleanup.
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