Test Step 1 of 2 50% Enter your details below to proceed to the quizName First Last Email Phone Please select the correct answer.Does soot damage increase over time? Yes No Is soot and smoke damage harmful to your health?Select oneYesNoHow do you identify which type of soot you're faced with? Swab and test Run your finger across a soot-covered surface, if it smears the soot is oily, if it doesn't it's dry. Wipe with white cloth and check residue on the cloth What is this an illustration of? Soot on top of surfaces A heat line Unsafe electrical plug What are the different types of smoke damage?Select all that apply Wet Smoke Damage Dry Smoke Damage Protein Smoke Damage Fuel or Oil Smoke Damage Select the image below that shows the correct setup up of Boost Bars with Kitchen Kits A B What is the reason for the specific set up of Boost Bars with Kitchen Kits? It looks tidier It doesn't matter which way they are set up The middle ports need to be left open because the middle bank of heaters turn off first Match these up to their timelines. a. Restoration costs escalate tremendously. Synthetic carpet fibers may yellow or discolour permanently; silver plate is corroded permanently; glass, crystal, china may require replacement due to severe etching and pitting caused by prolonged exposure to acid soot residues. b. In time, acid residues cause painted walls to yellow permanently; metal corrodes, pits and rusts; wood furniture requires refinishing; vinyl flooring requires refinishing or replacement; clothing becomes soot-stained; upholstery stains permanently. c. Acid soot residues cause plastics to yellow; small appliances located close to the source of combustion discolour; highly porous materials (marble, alabaster) discolour permanently. d. Acid residues stain grout in bathrooms; fiberglass bath fixtures may yellow; uncoated metals tarnish; counter tops may yellow; finishes on appliances, particularly refrigerators, may yellow; furniture finishes may discolour. D,B,A,C A,C,B,D C,D,B,A
