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31/03/2026

In my line of work, I’ve learned something most people never see…

Sometimes, we don’t realize how long someone’s been gone—
until it starts seeping through everything.

This is what we walk into.

Not just a job…
but someone’s story. Someone’s ending.

Check on your people.
A simple message can mean everything.

No one should have to die alone.

Let’s look out for each other.

02/03/2026

Renovation builds the space.
Detailing prepares it for living.
Post Reno dust doesn’t disappear. It settle deep.

We clear what others missed

09/11/2025

You’ll never believe what we found inside this hoarder house in Singapore 😱

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01/09/2025

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Rahman Razali is called in to clean up after traumatic events such as unattended deaths. On this Work It episode about unusual jobs, he shares how each cleanup is a lesson in mortality and gratitude. 🎧 https://cna.asia/4fZaefz

29/05/2025

Good job team! 👍🏻

The cleaning crew found the entire bedroom floor covered in blood.

21/02/2024

Visible mold? Just the tip. Invisible danger threaten health.

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25/04/2023

Hey guys, so I would like to share with you about a case we came across just 2 days before Raya. The job took me to a small rented room above a shophouse where an elderly Malay man had died alone. His body was discovered by the shop owner below, when the smell and the pool of water mixed with bodily fluids seeped through the shopfloor.

Upon entering the room, I was confronted with a shocking sight. The flood was almost ankle-deep, a combination of water from a choked sewage pipe, bodily fluids, and remnants of decay. The murky water was filled with maggots swimming through the tainted water.
The scene was distressing, and I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the tragedy that had unfolded in this tiny room.

In the midst of the chaos, my eyes were drawn to a corner of the room. There, hanging neatly, was a pair of baju kurung, a samping, and a pair of shoes. These items stood in stark contrast to the horrifying scene surrounding them, and they served as a poignant reminder of the Pakcik anticipation for the upcoming Raya festivities.

As I began the somber process of cleaning the room, the shop owner shared with me the conversations he'd had with deceased . The elderly man had no family or relatives left, and yet he had been looking forward to Raya, excited to celebrate the special occasion even if he had no one to share it with. He had shared his dream of finally owning a home, a dream that was so close to becoming a reality.

the Pakcik story stayed with me. It was a stark reminder of the importance of cherishing the relationships and moments that bring us happiness and to extend a helping hand to those who may be struggling in solitude. It taught me to hold on to hope even in the darkest of times, for life is fleeting, and we never know when our own story might come to an end.

Hey guys, so I would like to share with you about a case we came across just 2 days before Raya. The job took me to a small rented room above a shophouse where an elderly Malay man had died alone. His body was only discovered by the shop owner below, when the smell and the pool of water mixed with b...

29/03/2023

As a trauma cleaner, I have seen firsthand the devastating impact that alcoholism can have on families. It tears them apart from the inside out, leaving broken hearts and shattered dreams in its wake.

Children, in particular, are often the ones who suffer the most. They are left to pick up the pieces of their shattered home lives, trying to make sense of the chaos that surrounds them.

It is essential that parents understand the importance of being fair towards their children and avoiding any favoritism. Children need to feel loved and valued equally by both parents, regardless of their own struggles with addiction.

No child should be left feeling like they are responsible for fixing their parents' problems or carrying the weight of their family's pain alone. It is crucial to provide a stable and nurturing environment for children to grow up in, free from the trauma and turmoil that alcoholism can bring.

Let us remember that children are innocent bystanders in the battle of their parents, and it is our responsibility as a society to protect them from the damaging effects of alcoholism and other forms of addiction.

As a trauma cleaner, I have seen firsthand the devastating impact that alcoholism can have on families. It tears them apart from the inside out, leaving broken hearts and shattered dreams in its wake. Children, in particular, are often the ones who suffer the most. They are left to pick up the piece...

22/02/2023

No more graphic videos, just stories. Join me as we explore the human side of trauma and learn the importance of compassion and empathy. Let's make the world a better place, one story at a time