Every shop, yard, and service truck has a spill kit that is mostly pads. The spill pail is the piece that is missing: a 5-gallon pail of water-based concentrate that, sprayed on the spill, knocks down the vapor, lifts the oil, diesel, or hydraulic fluid from the surface, and lets you recover it. Non-flammable, non-hazardous, and it makes about 105 gallons of working solution.
Same-day response during business hours.
Diesel and hydraulic spills on the road and at the customer site.
Oil and diesel on concrete. Spray, brush, rinse to the separator.
Hydraulic fluid and fuel on soil and gravel.
Fuel sheen and bilge oil. Works in salt water.
Absorbent pads soak up the oil and become oily waste you pay to dispose of. A diluted spray of Hasten Cleanse bonds to the hydrocarbon, suppresses the vapor coming off it, and lifts it from concrete, soil, steel, or water so it can be recovered. The spill gets cleaner, not just drier, and there is no bale of oily pads at the end.
It is not a solvent and not a caustic. It will not dissolve, melt, or strip material that is physically bonded or baked onto a surface: scale, rust, hardened deposits, coatings. It lifts hydrocarbons, oil, grease, crude, sludge, and paraffin, by emulsifying them, and it needs agitation, circulation, pressure, or heat to do that work. If your problem is a stuck-on solid rather than a hydrocarbon film or residue, tell us and we will say so.
Standard freight from Houston. Same-day pickup.
Diluted 1:20 it makes about 105 gallons of working solution. Small spills use a gallon or two of solution.
Concrete, asphalt, soil, gravel, steel, and water, fresh or salt.
It does what pads cannot: lifts and suppresses. Pads still handle containment and the last of the water.
No. Water-based, no flash point.
Non-hazardous water with suspended oil. Recover it or route it to a separator.