‘Welcome to the grim world of crime scene cleaning – in this stomach churning new series’

‘Fascinating but vomit – inducing’

The Guardian Online

‘It’s gritty, graphic and gut-wrenching – but also deeply humane’

‘With 24/7 call-outs and extraordinary compassion, Crime Scene Cleaners shines a light on the unsung heroes helping others start over – one horrific job at a time’

Mirror Online

‘There are tough cases where I’ve come home and had a little cry in the shower and I’ve taken it home with me’

‘We went in once to a hotel room and were told a couple were in there and some arguments had broken out. There was blood everywhere’

Daily Mail

‘These aren’t your average cleaners. They are highly trained professionals who clean up dangerous hazards’

‘Biohazard cleaners like Lauren certainly need a strong stomach as well as a strong mind. But Lauren would not have it any other way’

The Sun Online

‘Not for the squeamish!’

The Daily Telegraph

‘TV so good it’s criminal’

Daily Express

‘I clean crimes for a living – the smell of death is like nothing else’

‘In some cases there have been times where the smell of death just hits you and I’ve had to walk out for a second. It is so distinctive, it’s like nothing else’

Metro Online

‘Crime Scene Cleaners spotlights the unsung heroes aiding others to start anew, one horrifying job at a time’

‘Behind every crime scene is a gruesome aftermath – and a clean-up crew ready to tackle the unimaginable’

OK! Magazine Online

‘The first thing that hits you when you walk through the door is the smell’, says Lauren a glamorous blonde who runs a team of biohazard specialists in Kent’

The Sunday Times

‘Hideously fascinating’

‘There have been a few programmes on this subject … but rarely do they get as up close and stomach-churning as this ten-pater’

The Herald Online

‘It’s compelling stuff, but be warned – there’s grisly footage’

TV Times

‘Here bodycams capture their every move … and enter some of the most graphic and disturbing scenes imaginable’

The Bolton News Online