Prepare for Treatment.

1. Vacate and Secure the Vehicle

• All people, pets, plants, and personal items have been removed.
• No person or animal will enter, start, unlock, or move the vehicle during treatment, odor removal, ventilation, or clearance.
• Everyone with keys, remotes, or access has been informed that use and entry are prohibited.

2. Remove Consumable and Personal-Use Items

• Food, beverages, medications, supplements, tobacco, pet food, feeding items, and similar products have been removed.
• Child seats, medical equipment, valuables, documents, electronics, and other personal-use items have been removed or disclosed to WTFunk.

3. Remove or Disclose Sensitive Property

Certain sensitive or aged materials may be affected by ozone exposure. Remove detachable sensitive items and tell WTFunk about anything delicate, valuable, vintage, or unfamiliar so it can be evaluated before treatment.

• Remove detachable sensitive items and disclose non-removable or potentially ozone-sensitive materials, including leather, natural rubber, latex, elastic, foam, delicate upholstery, weatherstripping, seals, aftermarket electronics, adhesive-mounted items, vintage components, and unknown materials.

4. Clean and Prepare the Vehicle

• Identify and disclose the odor source and all known problem areas.
• Remove trash, spoiled food, animal waste, ash, standing water, and other removable odor sources; clean and vacuum the interior unless WTFunk agreed otherwise.
• Make seats, floor areas, trunk or cargo area, glove box, console, vents, and storage compartments accessible and prepare them as instructed.
• Disclose recent fragrances, cleaners, fogging products, pesticides, solvents, chemical spills, water intrusion, fuel leaks, electrical faults, or hazardous materials.

5. Provide Safe Access and Disclose Vehicle Systems

• Park the vehicle in the location instructed by WTFunk, with safe access, required keys or remotes, and any requested electrical supply available.
• Disclose alarms, automatic locks, remote start, aftermarket security, EV or hybrid systems, access restrictions, and anyone who could enter or move the vehicle.

1. Vacate and Secure the RV

• All people, pets, plants, and personal items have been removed.
• No person or animal will enter or operate the RV during treatment, odor removal, ventilation, or clearance.
• Everyone with keys, remotes, codes, or access has been informed that entry and use are prohibited.

2. Remove Consumable and Personal-Use Items

• Food, beverages, medications, supplements, tobacco, pet food, and similar products have been removed or sealed as instructed.
• Medical equipment, valuables, documents, portable electronics, bedding, toiletries, and other sensitive personal-use items have been removed or disclosed to WTFunk.

3. Remove or Disclose Sensitive Property

Certain sensitive or aged materials may be affected by ozone exposure. Remove detachable sensitive items and tell WTFunk about anything delicate, valuable, vintage, or unfamiliar so it can be evaluated before treatment.

• Remove detachable sensitive items and disclose non-removable or potentially ozone-sensitive materials, including leather, rubber, latex, elastic, foam, upholstery, weatherstripping, slide or window seals, awnings, adhesives, electronics, control panels, solar or inverter equipment, and vintage or unknown materials.

4. Clean and Prepare the RV

• Identify and disclose the odor source and all known problem areas.
• Remove trash, spoiled food, animal waste, sewage residue, ash, standing water, and other removable odor sources; clean the interior unless WTFunk agreed otherwise.
• Make cabinets, closets, sleeping areas, storage bays, vents, and appliances accessible; empty or secure waste tanks, toilets, and drains as instructed.
• Disclose recent cleaners or fogging products and any water intrusion, mold, sewage, propane or fuel leak, battery issue, electrical fault, refrigeration problem, chemical spill, or hazardous material.

5. Provide Safe Access and Secure RV Systems

• Park and stabilize the RV as instructed, with safe access, required keys or remotes, and any requested shore power or electrical supply available.
• Disclose and secure propane, fuel appliances, generator, batteries, HVAC, locks, alarms, slide-outs, awnings, leveling systems, and all access as instructed.

1. Confirm the Property Is Fully Vacant

• All occupants, tenants, guests, workers, contractors, agents, visitors, animals, and plants have left the Treatment Area.
• No person or animal will enter during treatment, odor removal, ventilation, or clearance.
• Everyone with keys, lockbox codes, garage access, or other entry rights has been informed that entry is prohibited.

2. Empty the Property and Remove Remaining Contents

• Furniture, tenant or owner belongings, food, beverages, medications, tobacco, pet items, linens, and other movable contents have been removed unless WTFunk approved otherwise.
• Valuables, documents, medical equipment, portable electronics, staging materials, and all other sensitive or personal-use items have been removed or disclosed to WTFunk.

3. Remove or Disclose Sensitive Property

Certain sensitive or aged materials may be affected by ozone exposure. Remove detachable sensitive items and tell WTFunk about anything delicate, valuable, vintage, or unfamiliar so it can be evaluated before treatment.

• Disclose non-removable or potentially ozone-sensitive materials, including leather, rubber, latex, elastic, foam, flooring, wall coverings, adhesives, sealants, weatherstripping, appliances, electronics, alarm components, exposed wiring, and built-in or unknown materials.

4. Clean and Prepare the Vacant Property

• Identify and disclose the odor source and all known problem areas.
• Remove trash, spoiled food, animal waste, ash, sewage residue, standing water, and other removable odor sources; clean the property unless WTFunk agreed otherwise.
• Make all rooms, closets, cabinets, drawers, appliances, vents, crawlspaces, basements, attics, and odor-affected surfaces accessible and prepare them as instructed.
• Disclose recent cleaners or fogging products and any mold, water intrusion, sewage, gas or fuel leak, chemical spill, hazardous material, or electrical problem.

5. Provide Safe Access and Disclose Connected Areas

• Provide safe access and working electrical service; disclose keys, lockbox instructions, alarms, security systems, and utility or HVAC controls.
• Disclose and coordinate shared HVAC, return air, common walls, adjoining units, occupied areas, property-management access, scheduled workers or showings, and anyone who could enter.

1. Vacate and Secure the Treatment Area

• All employees, tenants, customers, contractors, visitors, animals, and plants have left the Treatment Area.
• No person or animal will enter during treatment, odor removal, ventilation, or clearance.
• Everyone with keys, badges, codes, or access has been informed that entry is prohibited.

2. Protect Consumable, Regulated, and Sensitive Inventory

• Exposed food, beverages, medications, supplements, tobacco, ingredients, utensils, and similar products have been removed or sealed as instructed.
• Medical equipment, regulated inventory, confidential records, valuables, instruments, and other sensitive business property have been removed, protected, or disclosed to WTFunk.

3. Remove or Disclose Sensitive Property

Certain sensitive or aged materials may be affected by ozone exposure. Remove detachable sensitive items and tell WTFunk about anything delicate, valuable, vintage, or unfamiliar so it can be evaluated before treatment.

• Remove detachable sensitive items and disclose non-removable or potentially ozone-sensitive materials, including leather, rubber, latex, elastic, foam, textiles, artwork, merchandise, machinery, electronics, exposed wiring, seals, adhesives, instruments, and valuable or unknown materials.

4. Clean and Prepare the Treatment Area

• Identify and disclose the odor source and all known problem areas.
• Remove trash, spoiled food, animal waste, ash, standing water, and other removable odor sources; clean affected areas unless WTFunk agreed otherwise.
• Make rooms, offices, storage areas, cabinets, closets, floor areas, vents, and odor-affected surfaces accessible and prepare them as instructed.
• Disclose recent cleaners or fogging products and any mold, water intrusion, chemical spill, gas or fuel leak, hazardous material, active process, or electrical problem.

5. Disclose Connected Areas and Building Systems

• Disclose shared HVAC, return air, adjoining suites, common walls, shafts, elevators, occupied areas, access controls, alarms, and anyone who could enter.
• Provide safe access and electrical supply. Fire and life-safety systems will remain active unless any required isolation is authorized and managed by qualified property personnel.