Is a free bulk waste solidifier really FREE? The answer is unequivocally NO! Many of our customers were caught in the trap where they believed their bulk waste solidifier was cost-effective because it was free or cost only pennies. If you believe using materials like corn cobs or sawdust will save you money, think again. […]
SludgeGuard Out Performs Other Bulk Solidifiers by 80% SludgeGuard – Universal Bulk Solidifier Solidify Oil and Water Liquid Waste for Less In an industry where bulk solidifers typically consist of corn cobs, fly ash, sawdust, kiln dust and wood pellets, SludgeGuard out-performs all of these products by 80%. Here is a simple assessment if treating […]
How do you analyze the costs involved in your solidification process? Often times the decision is made merely on the cost of the absorbent. But there are hidden costs to be considered. You might think it is simple math but really it’s a bit like a Common Core math problem. Here’s what needs to be […]
Innovation = change When one of our customers first tested PetroGuard for chlorosilane spill control in 1997 they concluded that PetroGuard efficiently absorbed and encapsulated the hazardous chemicals. Because of that test, PetroGuard today is the only material recommended for use in their silanes department’s maintenance operations for disposal of liquid drains from lines and […]
Where the #$%&@#* did you put that PetroGuard? Too often specialty products are kept in locked closets. However, when you need to respond to a spill quickly it isn’t always that easy to pull out that drum or spill kit from the locked closet. It’s not always easy to predict where that leak might occur, […]
Are you fed up with what you are using for releases and spill control? How do you prevent releases and spills from effecting the environment? Most of our customers have come to us are because they are fed up with what they have been using for spill control. Often times the same old “solutions” become […]
When my doctor’s office called this morning to cancel my routine appointment because their office was flooded, it got me wondering how on earth will they clean up that type of mess. This got me thinking about my customers, especially those who manufacture solvents, oils and things like kerosene. If this were to happen in […]
A 2011 report from Pennsylvania Fracking stated “disposal of water can be expensive, with some contractors charging $8 to dispose of each 42-gallon barrel. Disposal can also be time consuming, especially in some remote areas of Pennsylvania, where waste water must be transported via truck to Ohio due to a lack of injection wells in […]
Transporting large loads of liquid waste on the open road can be a frustrating operation, when only open box trailers are available to do the job without “Smokey” slapping a fine on you. Finding an economical way to solidify or stabilize the liquid waste that is produced by hydraulic fracturing and drilling is often an […]
Recently a new customer came to us to ask whether we could help him with his industrial tank cleaning project. This was a particularly complicated project because his tanks held titanium tetrachloride (TiCl4), otherwise known as “tickle”, a highly reactive and potentially dangerous chemical. We related to him that our company has been providing a […]