Skip to content
[email protected]

Knowledge Center

5 star rating on Yelp5 star rating on Google on Yelp on Google
Eco Bear
Eco Bear is a woman-owned biohazard cleaning company serving Southern California. Our rates are typically 50% lower than our competitors.
Eco BearEco Bear
  • Services
    • Biohazard Cleanup
    • Crime Scene Cleanup
    • Unattended Death Cleanup
    • Suicide Cleanup
    • Infectious Disease Cleanup
    • Rodent Dropping Cleanup
    • Hoarder Property Cleanup
    • Homeless Encampment Cleanup
    • Water Damage Restoration Services
    • Mold Inspection and Remediation
    • Sewage Cleanup
    • Fire and Smoke Restoration
    • Meth and Fentanyl Decontamination
    • Odor Remediation
  • About Us
    • Meaning of Our Name
    • Emily Kil Bio
  • Areas We Serve
  • Pricing
  • Resources
    • Probate
    • Dying and Death in the 21st Century
    • Resources for Loss and the Grief Journey
    • Resources for Survivors Suicide Loss
    • What to Do After a Loved One Passes
    • Community Resources for Combating Infectious Diseases
    • Veteran Resources and Benefits
    • Resources for Restoring Your Home and Your Life Following a Major Catastrophe
    • Planning a Funeral
    • Blog/Knowledge Center
  • Contact Us
    • FAQs
contact24/7 Help
(818) 358-4359
Eco Bear » Archives for June 9, 2018
  • Services
    • Biohazard Cleanup
    • Crime Scene Cleanup
    • Unattended Death Cleanup
    • Suicide Cleanup
    • Infectious Disease Cleanup
    • Rodent Dropping Cleanup
    • Hoarder Property Cleanup
    • Homeless Encampment Cleanup
    • Water Damage Restoration Services
    • Mold Inspection and Remediation
    • Sewage Cleanup
    • Fire and Smoke Restoration
    • Meth and Fentanyl Decontamination
    • Odor Remediation
  • About Us
    • Meaning of Our Name
    • Emily Kil Bio
  • Areas We Serve
  • Pricing
  • Resources
    • Probate
    • Dying and Death in the 21st Century
    • Resources for Loss and the Grief Journey
    • Resources for Survivors Suicide Loss
    • What to Do After a Loved One Passes
    • Community Resources for Combating Infectious Diseases
    • Veteran Resources and Benefits
    • Resources for Restoring Your Home and Your Life Following a Major Catastrophe
    • Planning a Funeral
    • Blog/Knowledge Center
  • Contact Us
    • FAQs

June 9, 2018

Where Do the Tents in the Los Angeles Homeless Encampments Come From?

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Los Angeles is home to about 58,000 homeless people at this juncture in time. Of that number, about 66 percent are not sheltered. About 38,000 people are not situated in homeless shelters, and similar programs, but are living on the streets. This includes men, women, and children who are located in homeless encampments. Recently, there…

A Look at the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority

Homeless EncampmentBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

At the end of 1992, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, together with the Mayor and City Council of Los Angeles, came together to create the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. The primary goal of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is to coordinate the efficient and effective use of local and federal funding…

Is the Hantavirus Disease Fatal?

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Hantavirus comes in a number of different strains. As of this time, the strain of hantavirus found in the United States has been identified by medical experts as the Sin Nombre virus. There are different strains of hantavirus found in different locations around the globe. The Sin Nombre virus is found in North, Central, and…

hantavirus word cloud

How to Protect Yourself From Hantavirus

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Hantavirus can result in serious and even fatal disease. During the first decade after which hantavirus was recognized in the United States, more than 600 people contracted the virus and over a third of these individuals died. You need to understand the basics of hantavirus. In addition, you need to know the tactics to employ…

What Happens If All the Rats on Earth Die?

Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Broach the subject with many people and they would say they would be happy to hear of a world without rats. The reality is that life on this planet would alter significantly if all of the rats on the planet were to die. The net effect of such an occurrence would have ramifications that most…

Can You Die From Exposure to Rat Droppings?

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Yes. The possibility exists that you can die from rat droppings, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. You must understand that the prospect of dying from rat droppings is not significant, provided you always follow some specific safety precautions – which are summarized at the end of this article. Hantavirus Perhaps the…

Six Rodent-Borne Diseases

Health Risks, Health Risks Related to Rodent DroppingsBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

Rat-borne diseases are transmitted in a number of different ways. These include: Rat Bites Rat scratches Rat saliva Consuming food or beverages contaminated with rat droppings or urine Touching rat droppings or urine Inhaling dust from dried rat droppings or urine With these different means of transmission, there are a number of diseases that can…

How Can I Identify Rat Droppings?

BIohazard articles for Home Owners, Health Risks Related to Rodent Droppings, How to Protect your HomeBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

At first blush, an article on identifying rat droppings properly and effectively may seem like an overblown exercise. Indeed, at this moment you may be asking yourself “why in the world do I need to spend my time reading an article on rat poop?” The truth is rat droppings can be highly dangerous. The only…

Three newborn baby rats in nest in its natural habitat.

What Does a Rat’s Nest Look Like?

BIohazard articles for Home Owners, Health Risks Related to Rodent Droppings, How to Protect your HomeBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

You undoubtedly have a number of serious reasons why you don’t want rats in your home. What you must bear in mind is that rats can be the conduits for some serious, and even fatal, diseases in the 21st century. Like many people, you may have consigned the idea of rats spreading diseases to another…

mice

Do Mice Like the Lights On?

BIohazard articles for Home Owners, Health Risks Related to Rodent Droppings, How to Protect your HomeBy Emily KilJune 9, 2018

If you have a problem with mice at your home or business, you likely have some questions about their behavior and what affects them. For example, you may wonder if mice like having the lights on. You may want to know what effect light has on mice. Mice Are Nocturnal Animals By nature, mice are…

  • Biohazard Cleanup
  • Crime Scene Cleanup
  • Unattended Death Cleanup
  • Suicide Cleanup
  • Infectious Disease Cleanup
  • Rodent Dropping Cleanup
  • Hoarder Property Cleanup
  • Homeless Encampment Cleanup
  • Water Damage Restoration
  • Mold Inspection and Remediation
  • Sewage Cleanup
  • Fire and Smoke Restoration
  • Meth and Fentanyl Decontamination
  • The Complete Guide to Removing Odors from Your Home
Our Services

California Department of Health Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioner #609

  • CA Certified Small Business Logo | Eco Bear
  • IICRC Logo | Eco Bear
(818) 358-4359
 
[email protected]

3740 Alta Mesa Drive, Studio City, CA 91604

© Copyright 2023 by Eco Bear | Terms of Service | Website Disclaimer | Privacy Statement

Go to Top
Get a Quote

REQUEST A QUOTE

Fill out the form to get a quote over the phone from a trained intake coordinator at Eco Bear Biohazard Cleaning Company.

or


    OR

    Email us using the form below to get a quote.





      We value privacy. All information shared with us is 100% confidential.

      Call Us Today

      (818) 358-4359