Blog
It’s So Dusty In Here: Swap Out Silica for Spill Hero!
December 14, 2022
Silica is a supplement ingredient known for helping to create beautiful hair, nails and skin. But you don’t want to breathe it. Crystalline silica dust, ...
Read More →
Stand Tall and End That Spill with Ease!
December 7, 2022
Many people have trouble with their knees and hips these days. Whether they were athletes in high school, or their joints and bones bother them ...
Read More →
Eating Season
November 23, 2022
Our lives are governed by the seasons: it would be odd (not to mention chilly) to walk around in shorts and tank tops in November. ...
Read More →
Oil In A Day’s Work
November 16, 2022
You know how annoying oil can be. Especially when it’s on your favorite blouse and not just your salad. Running around trying to find stain ...
Read More →
Cone Heads
November 9, 2022
If you were a fan of the old Saturday Night Live (since rebranded by its initials, SNL), you may recall a recurring skit featuring a ...
Read More →
Remains of the Day
November 2, 2022
Our annual time travel adventure takes place on Sunday, November 6th, when we set our clocks back and get to re-live an hour. It’s like ...
Read More →
Triple-dip La Nina: It’s Going to be a Cold, Wet Winter
October 28, 2022
Sometimes dipping is good, such as with ice cream: a triple-dip cone might allow a child to enjoy his or her favorite flavors all together, ...
Read More →
Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink
October 19, 2022
Jackson, Mississippi was under siege in September, as a series of torrential rains flooded the city’s water treatment facility, rendering the water unpotable. In the rule ...
Read More →
How to Keep Arkansas Beautiful
October 12, 2022
You may have heard that Impact Absorbents has a beautiful new manufacturing and distribution facility in Benton, Arkansas. So we’re more committed than ever to keeping ...
Read More →
MIlestone:Happy 30th Birthday to Us!
October 5, 2022
October signals Impact Absorbents’ 30th anniversary! You know that timeworn adage, about not trusting anyone over 30? We’re turning that old slogan on its ear. Here’s ...
Read More →
The “Tiny” Spill Clean Up Movement
September 7, 2022
You’ve likely heard of tiny houses. People buy them or build them from a kit, and use them as granny units, for a nomadic lifestyle ...
Read More →
The Cat’s Pajamas (Or, Say Nay to Clay)
September 7, 2022
Do you ever wonder where some unusual expressions come from? One that’s not common today, but likely was in your grandparents’ time, is “the cat’s ...
Read More →
Hello, Arkansas!
September 7, 2022
The 42nd president of the United States hailed from Arkansas. So did Maya Angelou, the multi-award winning poet, author, actress and singer who read her ...
Read More →
A Greener Marina
September 7, 2022
Ah, the wild blue waterways. What a wonderful way to spend a summer day, especially when it’s 90º (or more) outside. And if you own ...
Read More →
Hot Fun in the Summertime
September 7, 2022
When Sly and the Family Stone sang about Hot Fun in the Summertime, it was a different world. There weren’t nearly as many triple-digit days ...
Read More →
Chemical Reaction? Here’s How to Stay Safe
September 7, 2022
Many years ago, an agrochemical company created a commercial that proclaimed, “Without chemicals, life itself would be impossible.” While it’s true that all life is ...
Read More →
COVID Wind Down: What Does It Mean for Your Business?
September 7, 2022
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” wrote Charles Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities. This often-quoted catchphrase certainly ...
Read More →
Come Up to Our Pad
September 7, 2022
You might think that’s a somewhat suggestive headline, and you’d be right: we’re suggesting you move up to Impact Absorbents’ premium spill containment pads to ...
Read More →
Cookin’ Good: How to Beat the FOG
September 7, 2022
It’s hot; maybe humid, depending in where you dwell, and nobody wants to cook. Except restaurateurs, for whom food is bread and butter, in a ...
Read More →
Why the Ground Can Be A Dangerous Place
September 7, 2022
Summer seems like a relatively benign season. No icy roads, snow or hail, and in many places, not even any rain. Unless you live some ...
Read More →
What To Do On Summer Break
September 7, 2022
School may not have been live and in person for very long this year, but that doesn’t mean kids aren’t as happy as always to ...
Read More →
Safe Harbor
September 7, 2022
What does it take to stay safe in the water? As a child, it probably meant a cute flotation device — along with the watchful ...
Read More →
Take A Deep Breath
May 4, 2022
If there’s one thing we’re enjoying this spring, it’s breathing. Without masks. In some places. The mask mandates surge and ebb, depending on what the ...
Read More →
Smart Science: The Labpack You Need
April 27, 2022
We know what you’re thinking: science is not your strong suit. Subjects like chemistry and biology belong back in high school. But not in the ...
Read More →
How (Not) to Become a Drain Surgeon
April 20, 2022
If you blanch at the thought of blood and never considered going to medical school, you can still become a surgeon of sorts: a drain ...
Read More →
Just Say No, And Stay Safe
April 13, 2022
Several presidencies ago, the First Lady launched a memorable campaign about how people should respond when offered drugs: Just say no! If you have an ...
Read More →
Neutrality: What The World Needs Now
April 6, 2022
It’s just a little challenging in the world today, when war breaks out abroad and nations everywhere take sides. It’s also more than a little ...
Read More →
Breakdown Dead Ahead
March 23, 2022
When Boz Scaggs sang about there being a breakdown dead ahead, he wasn’t referring to a mechanical failure — or to leaching hazardous chemicals. ...
Read More →
A “Paintless” Solution for Sprucing Up the Office
March 16, 2022
Did you think that was a typo in the headline? Nope — just a little wordplay. Because now that we’re getting back to in-person work ...
Read More →
“Slipped, Tripped, and Fell in…”
March 9, 2022
Angela Strehli recorded her version of a 1970s tune called “Slipped, Tripped, and Fell in Love,” but being in the spill clean up business, when one of ...
Read More →