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Loose Fill Absorbent
Bags of SaveSorb Loose Fill 100% Plant-Based, Eco-Friendly Absorbent in varying sizes.
Use in 3 Easy Steps
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COVER
Pour SaveSorb™ hyper-sorbant around the perimiter of the spill to prevent spreading, then apply a thin layer to cover the spill. See SaveSorb™ start to absorb the hydrocarbon immediately!
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MIX
Use a broom or tool to mix the SaveSorb™ plant material through the spill material to allow full exposure and absorption. Add SaveSorb™ as needed until the spill is fully encapsulated.
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SWEEP
Once fully absorbed, SaveSorb™ will not leak. Sweep up the saturated material and dispose of it safely per state regulations. If SaveSorb™ hyper-sorbant is not fully saturated, it can be reused.
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