Environmental
One thing anybody who drives for a living knows is that things break. Drivers need to be prepared for anything when they’re on the road whether there’s a fuel, coolant, oil, or a chemical leak it’s critical to have a method to handle those emergencies. Regardless if you deliver locally, are a long-haul trucker or […]
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Not all cleanup methods are created equal. If you are looking for a high-performance absorbent that prioritizes the planet as much as it does your floor, Spill Hero is the answer. Here is why this ECOLOGO Certified solution is the gold standard for sustainable spill management. A Circular Lifecycle The most eco-friendly product is one
What makes Spill Hero absorbents the top environmental choice for spill clean-up. Read More »
Paint can be hazardous waste and as such, it is not the easiest to get rid of. In many states, it’s even illegal to throw paint in the trash because of the damage it does to the environment. Spill Hero has an efficient and a responsible way to dispose of paint. The answer is to
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The reason we decided to go with FiberDuck® to brand our oil absorbent pads is because like a duck’s feathers that have a waterproof barrier that repels and allows water to run off so do our pads. This is where the saying “water off a duck’s back” comes from. This keeps ducks dry and warm
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Clay and Diatomaceous Earth are commonly used in clean-up of leaks and spills. Clay, which is similar to a kitty litter type absorbent, is able to be coated by liquids and swept up afterward, making it a cheap useful material for average spills. So, what’s the big deal? Clay’s sorbent ability is inadequate for tough
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ADsorbent vs. ABsorbent How many of you have heard the word adsorb? No, not absorb, but adsorb. Most people haven’t, but it makes a huge difference. Let’s look at the difference in the context of spill clean-up: Adsorption: retention of the pollutant on the surface of the sorbent. A substance that takes up another material
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A lot of people aspire to a management position, especially when they’re just starting out in their career. Of course, if you own your own business, you are the manager, unless you’ve (hopefully) hired a great person to oversee day-to-day operations. It’s wonderful to know your shop or grocery store is being run competently in
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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 environments, you may be looking to spruce up your business for spring with a paint job. And afterwards, you’re likely to have leftover paint. Now what? You can’t just dump
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If you’re British (or know someone who is), the word “bloody” is part of your vocabulary. For example, “Took your bloody time getting here, mate!” would be a typical expression of annoyance when your buddy is late for the hockey tournament. It can also mean fabulous, as in, “You look bloody smashing in those Tyvek
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A classic television commercial carried the amusing tagline, “Please don’t squeeze the Charmin!” Since TP is not an inherently fascinating product, this humorous approach caught viewers by surprise. Also, it must be said, 1970 was a different era; minus the Internet and without the plethora of devices we have today, perhaps toilet paper commercials (especially
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