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Can I use oil only absorbents in any type of liquid spills?
Given its name, oil only absorbents can only absorb oil and fuel, NOT water. Oil only pads are ideal for soaking up and containing liquid spills and drips. You use...
Can I use oil only absorbents in any type of liquid spills?
Given its name, oil only absorbents can only absorb oil and fuel, NOT water. Oil only pads are ideal for soaking up and containing liquid spills and drips. You use...
How do we dispose of medical waste?
Medical waste is classified as hazardous, so it must be disposed of in accordance with the US government rules and regulations. There are specifications on the facility and transportation requirements...
How do we dispose of medical waste?
Medical waste is classified as hazardous, so it must be disposed of in accordance with the US government rules and regulations. There are specifications on the facility and transportation requirements...
Can I use universal absorbents for medical spills?
In hospitals and other medical establishments, hazardous substances such as body fluids, cleaning liquids, and other chemicals are constantly present and in close proximity to hundreds of people. As such,...
Can I use universal absorbents for medical spills?
In hospitals and other medical establishments, hazardous substances such as body fluids, cleaning liquids, and other chemicals are constantly present and in close proximity to hundreds of people. As such,...
Can I reuse universal absorbents?
We recommend disposing of used absorbents properly after using them. If you used an absorbent for clean water spill only, it can be safe for reuse. But if you have...
Can I reuse universal absorbents?
We recommend disposing of used absorbents properly after using them. If you used an absorbent for clean water spill only, it can be safe for reuse. But if you have...
I own an auto repair shop. What absorbents should I use?
TRADESAFE recommends you stash universal absorbents in your car repair shop. They can absorb water and most oils, solvents, lubricants, and other liquid chemicals present in auto repair shops. TRADESAFE...
I own an auto repair shop. What absorbents should I use?
TRADESAFE recommends you stash universal absorbents in your car repair shop. They can absorb water and most oils, solvents, lubricants, and other liquid chemicals present in auto repair shops. TRADESAFE...
What are the differences between absorbent pads, pillows, and socks?
Use absorbent pads to clean up low-volume spills. TRADESAFE Universal Pad (15” x 19”) can absorb up to 20 ounces per pad. They are made to be easily tearable so...
What are the differences between absorbent pads, pillows, and socks?
Use absorbent pads to clean up low-volume spills. TRADESAFE Universal Pad (15” x 19”) can absorb up to 20 ounces per pad. They are made to be easily tearable so...