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3 dead in Bharatpur village while cleaning septic tank | Jaipur News – Times of India

ALWAR : Two out of three healthcare workers died and two others were seriously injured after inhaling toxic gases septic tank in a village in Bharatpur district around 7:30 a.m. on Thursday. Akash (25) and Karan (22), hired by Indal Singh, felt suffocated in the tank and shouted for help, prompting Indal and his two neighbors Bholu Sharma (34) and Naresh Sharma to try to pull them out.
But the wooden slab they were standing on collapsed and the three fell into the 30-foot-deep reservoir, said Dinesh, a resident of Nagla Mai village.
A hole was dug near the tank by a JCB machine to recover the 6
"Akash and Karan were assigned to clean the tank of Indal's house. While cleaning, they inhaled toxic gases and started." drown and screamed for help.
Indal, his neighbor Bhoolu and Naresh tried rescue pull them with a rope. But the rope broke and the three fell into the tank. Indal's family raised the alarm.
A JCB machine dug a hole near the tank and recovered all six. They were taken to the RBM district. hospital "Where Akash, Karan and Bhoolu died," said ASI Shrilal of Lakhnapur police station. Indal and Naresh are critical. The state government has announced Rs 10 lakh each for the bereaved families.

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How to cleanse the colon and improve gut health? Expert Tips to Share | Now

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In today's fast-paced world, maintaining gut health is critical to overall well-being. An effective method for this is colon cleansing. A clean colon not only promotes better digestion , but also boosts immunity and improves nutrient absorption. We met with Dr. Meet Anukalp Prakash, Senior Consultant, Gastroenterology, CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram, who explains how you can improve gut health and maintain a clean colon through natural remedies and lifestyle changes.

Natural Remedies to Cleanse Your Colon

Dr. Anukalp Prakash explains that by using the natural remedies listed below, you can cleanse your colon and improve gut health.

Foods rich in fiber :

- Fruits and vegetables: apples, pears, red fruits, avocados, carrots, broccoli and green leafy vegetables.

- Whole grains: oatmeal, brown rice, quinoa and barley.

- Legumes: beans, lentils and chickpeas.

- Nuts and seeds

- Flax seeds, chia seeds, almonds and walnuts.

Hydration:

- Water: Drink plenty of water to aid digestion and prevent constipation.

- Herbal teas: Infusions of mint, ginger and chamomile can soothe the digestive system.

Probiotics:

- Fermented foods: Yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi and miso provide beneficial bacteria.

- Probiotic supplements: They can help balance intestinal flora when food intake is inadequate.

Prebiotics:

- Foods rich in prebiotics: garlic, onions, leeks, asparagus, bananas and chicory root nourish beneficial intestinal bacteria.

Herbal remedies:

- Psyllium Husk: A natural fiber supplement that can help cleanse the colon.

- Aloe Vera: Known for its calming properties and can aid digestion.

- Sen: Natural laxative to relieve constipation.

Detox drinks:

- Lemon water: Drinking warm water with lemon in the morning can stimulate digestion and detoxify the liver.

- Green Juices: Juices made from spinach, kale, cucumber, and celery can be cleansing and rich in nutrients.

Tips for improving gut health

Dr. Anukalp Prakash shares tips to improve your gut health:

1. Balanced diet:

-Avoid processed foods. -Limit consumption of sugary, fatty and highly processed foods.

- Eat a variety of foods: A varied diet promotes a diverse microbiome.

2. Regular Exercise:

- Physical activity: Regular exercise can improve digestion and promote a healthy gut.

3. Get enough sleep:

- Sleep hygiene: Make sure you get enough good sleep, as poor sleep can have a negative impact on intestinal health.

4. Stress management:

- Relaxation techniques: Practices such as meditation, yoga and deep breathing can reduce stress, which has a positive effect on gut health.

5. Mindful Eating:

- Chew carefully: Chewing food properly promotes digestion.

- Eat slowly: Taking your time to eat can prevent overeating and promote better digestion.

6. Limit Antibiotics:

- Only take antibiotics when necessary as they can alter the balance of intestinal bacteria.

"Incorporating these natural remedies and lifestyle changes can help maintain a healthy colon and promote overall gut health. "However, it's important to listen to your body and seek medical attention if necessary," he said.

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Equipment suppliers introduce the latest solutions in cleaning and sanitation equipment.

CHANNEL SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Atkore 's BriteRail and FlatRail products provide an innovative solution for channel support systems for healthcare and laundry environments. A unique design protects the threads and prevents water from accumulating during the washing process to prevent residue or bacteria from forming, the company says. Manufactured from 304 stainless steel, the channel support systems feature a superior Brite finish for increased corrosion resistance and optimal structural strength.  

219-844-6800; www.atkore.com/calbrite

 

AUTOMATED TEMPERATURE SENSORS

The compact temperature sensor PT20H from Baumer can help companies solve their cleaning tasks efficiently. The company says the sensor is fully automated to save time, energy, cleaning supplies and water without compromising food and process safety. Its highlights include accurate measurements from -50 to 250°C, an integrated 4 to 20 mA transmitter with high accuracy and a fast turn-on time of less than two seconds. All parts are welded together and an individual immersion depth of up to 3,000 mm is possible. It also features dual-channel IO-Link for easy commissioning.

800-937-9336; www.baumer.com/us/en/product-overview/process-sensors/temperature-measurement/hygiene

CLEANING CAREER DATA AND ANALYSIS

Diversey Intelligent CIP leverages the power of cloud computing to collect and process a company's cleaning-in-place (CIP) data, giving operators instant insight into the performance of each cleaning cycle. This data provides information about whether each test complies with validation protocols and points to indicators that can help detect a potential hygiene problem. Advanced analytics also tracks utility usage data such as time, energy, water and chemicals to help manage and control costs, the company said. These optimization capabilities also help improve sustainability and reduce cycle time, while intelligent CIP transforms CIP data into actionable insights.

800-233-1000; https://diversey.com/es/solutions/produktion-of-food-and-drinks

SELF-LOCKING COVER PANELS FOR SANITARY SURFACES

Extrutech Plastics ' interlocking liner panels provide superior hygienic surfaces to facilitate daily cleaning and disinfection, the company says. The plates are food safe and ideal for any accidental food contact. Recognized by the USDA and CFIA, they provide a bright white, high-gloss, easy-to-clean, non-porous surface that resists damage and corrosion. The products are cleanable, 100% waterproof and will not rust, rot, corrode, peel or discolor, the company adds. The panels are also ideal for areas with high humidity where daily hygiene is essential for system operation.

888-818-0118, www.epiplastics.com

 

Robust push arms

Harco Enterprises offers Remco's heavy-duty Vikan broom, which is said to be ideal for food and beverage factories. With its angled bristles, the broom allows the user to maintain contact with the ground while sweeping with its heavier broom head and avoid skipping or bouncing during prolonged pushing on production floors. The brush's flared bristles, designed for easy cleaning, also allow users to reach corners and wall crevices. With its soft, dense bristles, the broom can also sweep up larger dirt.

705-743-5361; www.harcosupply.com

 

HYGIENICALLY DESIGNED CLOSURES

JW Winco offers its GN 1150 closures, which are stain resistant and can be cleaned in the field, allowing for greater reliability of production systems. Hygienic design closures support the concept of cleaning machines and cleaning-in-place systems (CIP).

Plants, systems and machines can be cleaned quickly and easily

According to the company, it reduces operating costs and is therefore continually expanding its portfolio of standard parts in Hygienic Design (HD). GN 1150 refers to cam locks

Made of stainless steel with special FDA compliant EPDM (synthetic rubber) seals and

TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane). These seals mean there are no dead spaces in the closures where dirt can collect. When the locking arm is rotated by 90 degrees, its beveled surfaces create a tension that reliably presses covers, flaps, doors or lids against the counter element (frame or body).

www.jwwinco.com

 

STAINLESS STEEL CLEANING IN PLACE SYSTEMS

Koss Industrial designs, manufactures and installs customized stainless steel clean-in-place (CIP) systems that meet companies' specific process needs. Options range from single tank and single circuit systems to multi-circuit systems, chemical addition and turnkey electrical automation programming to ensure process lines are properly cleaned. The company says all of its systems are designed to meet or exceed USDA health standards.

920-469-5300; www.kossindustrial.com/Cleaning-Sanitation/CIP-Systems

TANK CLEANING NOZZLES

According to the company , Lechler's tank cleaning nozzles are revolutionizing hygiene standards in the dairy industry. With their precise design, they guarantee thorough cleaning, essential for maintaining product quality and avoiding bacterial contamination. These nozzles utilize high-efficiency jets and wide coverage patterns to reach every corner of spray drying chambers, milk tanks or duct systems to effectively remove dirt and biofilm. Its efficiency minimizes water and chemical consumption, contributing to sustainability efforts. From small farms to large dairies, Lechler tub cleaning nozzles set the hygiene standard, the company says, ensuring dairy products are safe and of the highest quality.

800-777-2926 ; www.lechlerusa.com/es/products/product-by-type/tanks-and-equipment-cleaning-products

 

A FOAMING CLEANSER "FOAM GENERATOR"

Madison Chemical offers its RAF foam cleaner, a moderately alkaline cleaner.

All-purpose chlorine foam cleaner that works well in all water conditions. Used as a one-component cleaner in a "foam generator", it produces the thick, stable and moist foam required for cleaning without it drying out or running off. Cleans all ferrous, stainless steel and copper metals, especially vertical and elevated surfaces and machines that are difficult to clean using other methods. The skimmer is ideal as a general cleaner (A1) in food and beverage processing areas or other departments equipped with mechanical or steam cleaning equipment, but is not intended for food contact. It is ideal for cleaning all types of food and beverage processing equipment, especially vertical surfaces of mixing and grinding equipment, tanks, rotating conveyors, filling and capping systems, canning and filling machines, and more, the company says.

812-273-6000; www.madchem.com

 

SCALABLE CLEANING SOLUTIONS

FOAMit by Nelson-Jameson is a range of solutions for every stage of a company's cleaning process. The company has more than 35 years of experience providing effective and scalable cleaning solutions for the food and beverage industry. The FOAMit line includes a 55-gallon drum discharger, conversion kits, hose assemblies, a 10-gallon dual-nozzle fogging/fogging unit, a chemical transfer unit, a 5V former and more.

800-826-8302; www. nelsonjameson.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=foamit&utm_source=dairy-foods&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=brand&utm_content=foamit

 

SANITARY PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS

Noshok's smart level pressure transmitters for sanitary tanks and silos easily integrate into a system without adapters and provide reliable performance with active temperature compensation for fast, accurate readings that help prevent tank overflow, according to the company. 3A certified transmitters offer cost-effective benefits that deliver superior performance, including patented design advantages, HART options, multiple connection options and a three-year warranty. Ranges from 16 inH2O to 58 psig (1600 inH2O) are available, with overlapping ranges to allow for higher test pressures if required. The vent plug on the back of the sensor head is easy to remove and replace. Both are cleaned and sterilized on site.

440-243-0888; www.noshok.com/measuring-solutions-for-the-food-drink-industry

 

MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PNEUMATIC TRANSPORT

Schenck Process 's Hygienic Side Entry Receiver (HSER) filter for pneumatic conveying and dust collection is designed to meet the demanding hygiene and inspection requirements of the food and dairy industries, according to the company. The HSER horizontal cartridge filter is ideal for low pressure applications under pressure or vacuum and is primarily used as a filter container at the end of a pneumatic conveying system to separate the conveyed product from the conveying air. The HSER is well suited to a variety of interior spaces, has a small footprint and can be easily vented through the roof or side.

262-473-2441 ; www. schenckprocessfpm.com/industries/food/

 

DIRECT CONNECTION DRAIN FOR DAIRY PLANTS

Slot Hog from Slot Drain Systems helps keep dairy farm floors dry and safe, the company says. Designed specifically for the dairy industry, this connector easily connects to containers via a tri-clamp, allowing fluids to flow directly to the slot drain system. The company claims that Slot Hog not only prioritizes safety but also streamlines business operations, thereby improving productivity.

855-497-7508; www. info.foodsafedrains.com/slothog

RECOVERY SYSTEM TO MINIMIZE WASTE

APV, a brand of SPX Flow , offers the Aseptic Rapid Recovery System (ARRS), a cleaner, safer and more sustainable extraction technology, the company says. The system scrapes the inside of the tube so nothing is wasted (like a spatula in a mixing bowl), allowing operators to collect more product and achieve higher yields. It can be implemented or customized into any system and helps reduce water and chemical consumption by 60 to 70%. ARRS fulfills hygienic processes for environmentally friendly, aseptic, highly sensitive and pH-neutral applications as well as high-quality viscous products such as creams, desserts and more.

704-808-3000; www.spxflow.com

HYGIENIC DRIVE OF CONVEYOR BELTS

Van der Graaf 's SSV series drum motors are designed for hygienic conveying applications. With all drive components housed within the drum and rated for 80,000 hours of continuous operation before service, the SSV drum motor promotes operator and food safety, reduces operating costs, increases flow and powers idle modular conveyors. The motors feature an IP69K certified sealing system, withstand pressure washing up to 3000 psi and eliminate cracks that trap bacteria-infested byproducts, reducing washing time and energy consumption by 50%.

888-326-1476 ; www.vandergraaf.com/DF

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5.29.2024

Survey Reveals the Most Important Step in Vacation Preparation | FOX 28 Spokane

Do you hate coming home to a dirty house after a nice trip? Are you worried about the scratch on your favorite suitcase?

A new survey has identified some of the top cleaning habits of 2,000 American travelers as the summer peak season begins.

One thing is clear: it is important to prioritize cleaning the house before leaving: more than 75% of respondents said they prefer to clean their house before leaving.

In fact, the average respondent starts planning their trip more than two weeks in advance.

Before traveling, people tend to focus on cleaning clothes (77%), dishes (66%), bathing (58%), and sweeping and mopping (56%).

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The research, commissioned by Mr Clean for the launch of its new Ultra range of magic erasers and carried out by Talker Research, found that 66% of respondents are so excited about their upcoming trip that it motivates them to clean before they leave .

While the anticipation of an upcoming trip can be a great motivator for people to complete their cleaning tasks, it can also be a stressor for summer travelers.

51 percent said they "dread" the thought of having to clean after returning from vacation.

"Cleaning before the holidays helps me relax and enjoy it even more knowing I can return to a clean home," said Lydia Joo, brand director of Mr. Clean. "But we're busy, especially as the holidays approach, so it's important to have a versatile cleaner that will help effortlessly remove stubborn dirt throughout the home and beyond."

In addition to cleaning their homes, travelers also take the time to clean their most frequently used travel items, such as luggage (40%).

On average, respondents carried their luggage on a total of seven trips, and in the last week alone, up to 26% of respondents cleaned their luggage.

It is important to get these items back as many have felt "embarrassed" on vacation because some items they brought appeared old or worn, including clothing (20%), shoes (19%) and luggage (18%).

To avoid this, up to 55% of travelers said it was a "high priority" to check the status of these items well before travel.

Although respondents make sure to clean their luggage (40%) and travel bags (39%) before traveling, the results show that even more travelers will clean them upon their return.

They attach particular importance to their luggage (47%) and other travel essentials (21%) in order to prepare for their future trip well in advance.

And while 79% say it's important to keep their luggage clean when traveling, 27% say it's the "most difficult item to clean."

"Cleaning luggage can be a challenge, and we all know how disappointing it is to pick up a dirty, worn piece of luggage at the airport carousel," said Maria Striemer, senior manager of scientific communications for Global Home Care P&G. "To clean luggage, I recommend using an all-purpose cleaning device like Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. With this all-purpose cleaner you can remove stains, dirt, grease and grime from your luggage and return it to its original condition so you can embark on your next adventure with confidence and style.

The things respondents asked should be cleaned before traveling

Laundry: 77% Dishwasher/dishes: 66% Bathroom: 58% Sweeping/mopping/vacuuming: 56% Refrigerator: 49% Stove/kitchen counters: 49% Dust: 36% Luggage: 24% Accessories (e.g. hat, sunglasses) . etc.) – 20% Sports/outdoor equipment – ​​10%

Survey methodology:

This randomized, double-opt-in survey of 2,000 traveling Americans was commissioned by Mr. Clean between April 30 and May 6, 2024. It was conducted by market research firm Talker Research , whose team members are members of the Market Research Society. ( MRS ) and the European Society for Opinion and Market Research ( ESOMAR ).

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How to Eliminate Bad Odors from Your Outdoor Patio in 7 Steps | - Houses and gardens

Your outdoor patio is exposed to the elements year-round. It is therefore not surprising that unpleasant odors can develop over time. Cleaning a patio to eliminate these odors is one of the most important outdoor cleaning tasks that should be carried out before the start of summer so that you can enjoy rest and stay in this space all season long.

Bad smells on a patio can be caused by a variety of causes, including mold, trapped moisture, spills and accumulated dirt. Not only do these smells make your outdoor patio less attractive, but they can also indicate deeper problems that need attention.

So if you're checking to make sure your patio hasn't been damaged during the winter and you notice an unusual smell, it's important to take immediate action to remedy the situation. Our experts recommend the following cleaning tips to help you maintain a pleasant outdoor space and protect your patio by preventing underlying problems from getting worse.

How to eliminate bad smells from your outdoor patio

"Regular maintenance is crucial to keeping your garden odor-free. This includes sweeping up debris, washing the deck with a mild soap solution, and occasionally giving it a deep clean with specially formulated deck cleaners, says Steve Sylva, owner of landscaping company Steve's Services. "Not only does this routine keep the deck visually appealing, it also helps prevent odor buildup by removing surface dirt and debris that can harbor mold and mildew and create odors before they can penetrate deeper into the wood grain.

However, for odors that cannot be eliminated and are often caused by mold or organic decay, a more robust solution is usually required.

1. Identify the source of the odor

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The first step is to find the cause of the smell, as treatment may vary depending on the cause. Gavin Warwick, founder of Boise Landscaping Company, explains how:

Start by using your sense of smell. Walk around the garden and try to find where the smell is strongest.

Next, inspect the deck for visible signs of mold or algae, especially in shaded areas where moisture is retained. Also look for stains that could indicate spilled food, spilled drinks, or a pet accident. These areas may appear darker or discolored.

If you're still having trouble finding the source, check out these common culprits:

  • Under potted plants: Moisture can accumulate here, which promotes the development of mold.
  • Between the boards: Dirt and moisture can get stuck between the decking boards and promote the formation of mold.
  • Near Cooking Areas: If you have a grill or outdoor kitchen on your patio, food scraps and grease can also build up and cause odors.
  • Furniture and carpets: Moisture and dirt can build up under carpets and garden furniture, especially if they are not moved or cleaned regularly.

If you still can't find the source of the smell, Gavin Warwick suggests it could be moisture. Use a wood moisture meter to check if the wood has high moisture levels, which can indicate mold growth.

If this is the cause of the smell, you will need to resort to more drastic measures than just cleaning to remove mold from a wooden deck , such as replacing dirty wooden boards.

2. Remove all residue

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Start by thoroughly cleaning your patio. Using a mild detergent or a specialty deck cleaner like this TIMBERTECH Composite DeckCleaner from Amazon , scrub the surface with a stiff brush to remove dirt, grime, and organic debris. Pay particular attention to cracks and corners where odors may linger.

3. Sprinkle baking soda overnight

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To neutralize odors, baking soda can effectively absorb odors and dry out any remaining moisture.

Spread a generous amount of baking soda evenly over the surface of the deck, paying particular attention to the areas where odors are strongest. Let the baking soda sit overnight so it has enough time to penetrate the pores of the wood. This will absorb any remaining odors and dry out any moisture that could be causing the problem. The next day, rinse off the baking soda.

4. Clean with vinegar

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For more stubborn odors, applying a mixture of white vinegar and water may help. This natural solution kills mold spores and neutralizes odors without damaging the wood.

You can scrub the baking soda with a broom or brush and clean it with vinegar and water . With its natural disinfecting properties, vinegar can also help eliminate odors while cleaning the deck surface of any residue. Then rinse the deck with a pressure washer or hose.

The first layer of baking soda helps trap odor particles within its structure. The vinegar then provides further deodorization by neutralizing the odor-causing compounds trapped in the baking soda. Regardless of whether the compounds responsible for the unpleasant odor are acidic or alkaline, they should always be eliminated by the neutralization reaction.

"Both products are safe to use on your wood deck and are also safe for your landscaping and any plants that may be growing in the area (as long as you don't overuse them or expose them directly). says Ryan Farley, CEO of LawnStarter .

5. Use a homemade enzyme cleaner

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"For immediate odor problems, particularly those caused by organic decay such as leaves or food debris, a homemade enzymatic cleaner can be particularly effective," says Landscaping Steve's Services landscaping business owner Sal Musto.

"This cleanser is made by mixing sugar, lemon and water and letting it ferment for a few weeks. Natural enzymes help break down organic matter, effectively eliminating the source of the odor.

They are particularly useful when odors are caused by pet urine or decaying natural waste.

6. Try oxygen bleach to avoid stronger odors.

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An effective cleaning mixture that works particularly well against organic rot is a bleach solution diluted with water. Safe for the environment and deck materials, this solution removes stains and odors without harsh chemicals.

"For more difficult cases, like deep-rooted mold or stubborn odors, we use a product like OxiClean Odor Blasters MultiPurpose Odor and Stain Powder from Amazon ," says the owner of McLeod Landscaping Inc. "This non-toxic oxygen bleach is safe for colored surfaces, but effective against stains and odors. Not only does it eliminate odors, it also brightens the patio and gives it a fresh look.

  • Apply oxygen bleach to your deck according to the manufacturer's instructions. This is usually one cup of oxygen bleach per gallon of water. Stir until completely dissolved.
  • Pour it over the affected area of ​​your deck and use a brush or mop to rub it evenly over the surface.
  • Allow the solution to sit for 10 to 15 minutes to penetrate the wood and break down the organic matter causing the smell.
  • Next, use a scrub brush to shake the surface of the deck to remove dirt, grime, and other odor-causing substances.
  • Rinse the deck with clean water using a hose or pressure washer and allow it to dry completely before using it again.

7. Waterproofing and drainage

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Once the deck is clean and dry, apply a sealer. This helps prevent future odors by blocking moisture absorption and protecting the wood from the elements. You should do this at least every two to three years.

"In addition, it is important to ensure that your patio has adequate drainage and air circulation," says Steve Schumacher, owner and operator of Boston Landscape Co. "Poor drainage can lead to water retention, which worsens the development of mold and odor problems ." . Ensuring your deck is slightly elevated or has enough space for air circulation can help prevent moisture buildup.

Frequently asked questions

How often should you wash your patio?

It is important to clean your patio regularly and clean up spills immediately to avoid absorbing liquids and residues that can cause bad smells. A well-maintained terrace rarely causes problems with persistent odors.

We also recommend a twice-yearly deep cleaning program using a water and oxygen bleach solution, which does an excellent job of breaking down odor-causing residue without damaging the decking material.


If bad smells persist, it is best to contact a professional. Sometimes the problem lies deeper than the surface, such as deep mold or rot and decay. A professional can help you diagnose and resolve these more stubborn problems.

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