Cool Cleaning

Cool Cleaning is a UK based organisation which specialises in delivering Dry Ice Cleaning services in a professional and efficient manner.

Dry Ice Blasting is a new cleaning process used in industrial cleaning applications. It is an environmentally friendly process that can clean many components, extremely effectively, without the use of chemicals, water or abrasion.

Dry Ice Cleaning (also known as Dry Ice Blasting) uses compressed air to accelerate dry ice pellets to very high speeds.
On impact, the solid dry ice causes the surface of the contaminant to freeze and crack. The dry ice also expands rapidly, as it reverts to gaseous form, causing small-scale explosions.
A combination of these effects causes the unwanted deposits to loosen and ultimately to become detached from the underlying substrate.

NO DAMAGE to the item being cleaned occurs.

Compare your current cleaning methods to the Dry Ice Cleaning process and see how Cool Cleaning can add value to your business.

Traditional cleaning methods, which include Sand Blasting, Plastic Bead Blasting, Soda Blasting and the use of Power/Hand Tools are abrasive and can damage the surface of the item being cleaned. They also leave behind secondary deposits which can be toxic or cause wear and tear to existing machinery.

High Pressure Steam or Water Blasting cannot be used on live electrical components or in areas where water run-off is an issue. All machinery and components must dry before being returned to service.

Solvent cleaning utilises hazardous chemicals which present a potential hazard to employees and can damage the environment. Removal of the toxic waste is an issue and has an associated cost.

DRY ICE CLEANING has NONE of these drawbacks as the ice pellets sublimate to a gas on contact, leaving behind only the removed material to dispose of.

Cool Cleaning - Adding Value to your Business

Fire Damage Reclamation

Dry Ice Cleaning has revolutionised the way companies are cleaning. It has had demonstrable success in almost ALL industries and its usage is widespread across Central Europe and the USA.

Cool Cleaning provide this service in the UK with specific focus on the food, fire damage, mould remediation, bakery, paper, automotive, printing, manufacturing and marine industries, amongst many more.

Dry Ice Cleaning will remove contaminants such as oil, grease, adhesives, ink, dirt, dust, rust, carbon, soot, pulp, paint, food particles, water lines, mould, and cellulose insulation.

The process is versatile and can be as gentle as removing smoke damage from delicate items or as aggressive as removing encrusted glue and resins.

The following is a list of some of the industries and items that have benefited from the Dry Ice Cleaning process. This is by no means exhaustive - Dry Ice Cleaning can be used in almost any environment:

Dry Ice Cleaning is Safe and Environmentally Friendly

• Dry ice blasting is a non-flammable and non-conductive cleaning process, resulting in no damage to electrical parts and no risk of fire
• Dry ice blasting reduces or eliminates employee exposure to dangerous chemical cleaning agents and does not generate toxic secondary waste
• Dry ice blasting is safe to use with food processing equipment
• Dry ice blasting has been approved by the EPA, FDA, and USDA as an acceptable cleaning method
• Dry ice blasting is non-toxic, once pellets impact on the surface they dissipate as gas into the atmosphere

In addition to being clean and safe, it is also important to remember that dry ice is obtained as a by-product of other industrial processes, it is made wholly from reclaimed CO2. Dry Ice Cleaning does not produce any additional CO2 and therefore does not contribute to the greenhouse effect.

• Sand, soda, or water blasting can leave toxic secondary waste
• Sand, soda, or water blasting can create downstream contamination that effects surrounding installations
• Soda blasting can kill surrounding vegetation
• Chemical and solvent cleaning methods are toxic, which creates toxic waste to be disposed of
• Workers are exposed to potentially harmful substances through the use of chemicals and solvents

The management team should be aware that if a property insurer can show that the systems employed to protect an installation were inadequate and this led to the loss of all or part of a building, any claim can be disputed. Where the company loses a criminal case, any civil claim will inevitably fail as, under civil law, the burden of proof is on the balance of probabilities rather than beyond all reasonable doubt.

• CHAS
• HVCA
• Safe Contractor
• Trust Corgi

The supplier sites are :

• Triventek
• Icevent

Ice suppliers:

• AirLiquide - Dry Ice Cleaning
• Yara Services - Dry Ice
• Ice Cool Blasting
• Boat Cleaning Solutions
• Cool Cleaning
• Dry Ice Clean
• Dry Ice Solution
• Ice Blast Cleaning (UK)
• Ice Blast Cleaning

If you would like to contact Cool Cleaning, to find out more about the cleaning services we offer or to obtain a quotation for equipment purchase or hire, please use the following form:

• Cool Cleaning
• 1 Stanley Grove
• Heaton Moor
• Stockport
• SK4 4HP