Ask the Expert: When should you use an absorbent boom?

Sept. 21, 2015
Commonly used to contain water-based oil spills, booms are also very effective on other kinds of spills.

Q: When should you use an absorbent boom?

A: If you have a large liquid spill quickly spreading that needs to be simultaneously contained and absorbed, a boom will help you get the job done. Commonly used to contain water-based oil spills, booms are also very effective on other kinds of spills that inadvertently happen at your place of work – both indoors and out.

Information provided by SpillFix

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