Follow these guidelines for optimal performance and safe cleanup in various environments:

• Apply Quikleen Absorbent immediately after a spill occurs

• For best results, use a Palmyra broom with coarse bristles to work the product into the spill

• Depending on the spill type and surface, used granules may need to be swept aside and reapplied. If Quikleen becomes moist or pasty, apply additional product

• With experience, you’ll learn the ideal amount needed per situation. Excess product can be sifted and reused; if too little is applied, simply add more

• To solidify unused paint or stain for safe disposal, stir Quikleen Absorbent directly into the container

• For fresh paint spills: dilute latex paint with water or oil-based paint with thinner if the spill begins to dry

• For pet messes: apply Quikleen Absorbent and work it in using a dustpan, scraper, or similar rigid tool. Scoop and discard

• When using outdoors, keep the bag low to the ground to prevent lightweight granules from dispersing in wind

• If a broom is not available, a shovel, scraper, or stick may be used to apply and move the product

• Quikleen Absorbent is non-flammable; however, absorbed liquids may be flammable
  • Maintain caution near sparks or heat sources
  • A suggested minimum ratio is 3 parts Quikleen to 1 part absorbed flammable liquid

• The lightweight formulation allows absorption into crevices and uneven surfaces for thorough cleanup

• The FDA classifies ID# 93763-70-3 as a naturally occurring mineral that is Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS), making Quikleen acceptable for use in foodservice environments (FDA SCOGS Report #61)

• Quikleen helps remove slick residue from diesel spills, reducing the risk of slips or secondary accidents

• Quikleen will stabilize but not neutralize acids. A neutralizing agent will still be required to balance pH