NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
that kitchen stoves
shall be wet-wiped and HEPA-vacuumed and all other
appliances shall be
removed and disposed.
Some residents have opted to keep some appliances
rather
than discard them. As referenced above, residents
have the final decision
on this matter. However, since the scope of work
specifically states the
items shall be disposed, the Department will need a
listing of these items
"to be saved". Included on this list should be
microwaves, mixers,
television sets, stereo components, speakers,
dishwashers, washing machines,
etc. This is to make sure that we don't have any
misunderstandings about
what items stay and which are discarded.
Appliances that remain will be cleaned on the
exterior
surfaces and on surfaces that can be readily reached
by opening a door (i.e.
the interior of a freezer or microwave will be wet
wiped). Appliances will
not be opened or dismantled for the cleaning. Since
most appliances have
vents, it is possible that dust is present within
the item and will not be
removed as part of this cleaning.
In some cases, a "save" list or a statement "to
discard all
items except..." was an easier item to prepare for
the resident and was/is
acceptable.
2. Residents are responsible for the removal of any
valuables. If such
removal is not feasible, the resident must provide
notification as specified
in Item 25. As in the above, these items should be
provided on a "save"
list to ensure the items receive the special
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