Redline Gear Cleaning

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Happy Valentine’s Day from Redline!

Proudly Made in Mass and serving firefighters nationwide! @WCVB @dougmeehan2024 redlinegearcleaning.com/made-in-mass-h…

Our team in Illinois and Missouri is growing and they want YOU to join their RedLine family! Ready to be part of something bigger?Let's talk! Email bailey@redlinegearcleaning.com or DM us to learn more.

So clean you’d think it’s new! Here’s a before/after of a recently cleaned helmet by our amazing team in Illinois & Missouri!

MEU 6 has been busy this past week down in New Jersey and Pennsylvania providing on-site gear cleaning and now repairs using their new MRU. Just last week they serviced all 6 Parsippany Troy Hills Fire Districts, bringing compliance and care to their gear cleaning programs. ⁣

We clean thousands of sets of turnout gear every month, so as you’d imagine we see all different types of gear and equipment. We wanted to showcase the Dräger PSS 7000 solely because of how easy it is to decon. Full video on our YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=Ft6YPP…

Watch us replace Velcro in under 30 seconds! This is one of our most common turnout gear repairs. Does your gear have anything that needs to be repaired or replaced? Let us know!

Imagine having your turnout gear professionally repaired the same day it gets cleaned and inspected? …all while never leaving your station and never being out of service for more than a few hours!! With our MRU you don’t need to imagine… this is the reality with Redline

Honoring our veterans today. 🇺🇸 Many who served our country continue serving as firefighters and first responders. We're proud to have veterans on our team, service never ends. Thank you, veterans.

Redline Texas brought our Mobile Extraction Unit and Mobile Repair Unit to clean, inspect & repair 300 sets of gear for Flower Mound FD in only 10 days!!

In this clip from Live at FDIC, Education Director David Rhodes is joined by the Firefighter Cancer Support Network and RedLine Mobile Gear Cleaning to spotlight a groundbreaking initiative from FDIC 2025. For the first time ever at a fire service event, RedLine Mobile Gear Cleaning cleaned and stored close to 800 sets of turnout gear on site for H.O.T. students using Mobile Extraction Units®. Whether it was needed for the next day of training or before heading home, firefighters got their gear back clean and ready—without the contamination following them off the training ground. No more dirty gear in hotel rooms. No more unnecessary exposure. Just clean gear, safer firefighters, and a major step forward in cancer prevention. Watch the full episode here: ow.ly/kHkw50WFtQ1

It’s been a while since we last posted on here… a lot has changed, our company has grown to a national franchise and if you’re interested in seeing where we service click the link below! redlinegearcleaning.com/locations

Last week, @GearRedline Cleaning conducted waste water study of brand new sets of gear. A Professor from Nichols College assisted in collecting water samples from gear to test for PFAS levels. Recruits will now wear the gear through the academy and the gear will be retested.

Cancer is a scourge in the fire service. We must do everything we can to ensure the families of those who die due to occupational cancer get the line-of-duty benefits they deserve.

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Let's hear it for the #Firefighters of Massachusetts Firefighting Academy #ClassCV102! They graduated tonight and are off to serve their communities. For those who couldn't attend the ceremony (or want to relive it), video will be up tomorrow at youtube.com/dfsosfm.

#FFR What has keys but can’t open locks, space but no room, and you can enter but can’t go in?

As members of the Fire community it is our job to take the initiative and push for change in the fire service!

The national Institute for occupational safety and health found that firefighters had a 9% higher risk of developing cancer and a 14% higher risk of dying from cancer compared to the general population.

If a FF doesn’t clean their turnout gear, and other items of their ensemble, they risk exposure to toxic chemicals, reduced protection, and potential spread of contaminants - it’s that simple….