Forensic cleaning refers to the specialized process of cleaning and sanitizing crime scenes, trauma sites, or locations where hazardous materials are present. This type of cleaning is essential to remove biological contaminants, such as blood or bodily fluids, and to ensure that the area is safe for future use. Forensic cleaners often work closely with law enforcement and other professionals to restore the site to a clean and habitable condition. The process typically involves the use of industrial-grade cleaning agents and equipment to thoroughly disinfect surfaces. Forensic cleaning is not only about cleanliness but also about preserving evidence for investigations. Professionals in this field must be trained in safety protocols and may deal with sensitive situations, requiring a high level of discretion and respect for the affected individuals and families.