FAQ

Should I still use disinfectants after cleaning up a spill with granular absorbents?

By themselves, loose absorbents do not contain any disinfectants. They are only meant for absorbing spilled fluids. Please do other cleanup procedures after completely removing the spill.

How to use granular absorbents more effectively?

Make sure to respond to a spill as soon as you see it. Apply the granules around the perimeter of the spill to prevent it from further spreading, then sprinkle...

Do loose absorbents react with chemicals?

As of the moment, there are no known liquid chemical reactions from using sweep-off absorbents. As such, they are safe to use on acids, oils, and other liquid spills.

Can granular absorbents absorb oil stains on the concrete?

If the stain is fresh and moist, there is a chance that absorbent granules can remove it and make it less noticeable, but this might not completely remove old stains....

What are sweep-off absorbents made of?

There is a range of materials where sweep-offs can be made from. Since they are commonly in the form of granules, they are also referred to as granular absorbents. Corn...

Will sweep-off absorbents damage my floors?

This depends on the type of material used for the absorbent. Opt for sweep-offs made with non-abrasive materials so they will not damage or scratch the surface of your floor.