BearTOOLS 120L Spill Kits | White Pads & Socks Absorbs Oil, Fuel, Petrol, HVO, Hydraulic Fluid | UK Manufactured, With Wheeled Yellow Bin, Complete Clip-top Kit + Organic Flame Retardant Compound

Very impressed at how the pads repel water and absorb the spilt diesel floating on top.Diesel leaked from a car on the road and then appeared in my basement - filling a sump I'd made to collect the water that comes in when it rains. Used the pads to soak up the diesel.The diesel is still coming through the porous rock - bit by bit over a month later. I now use the pads to mop it up.

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Review of 10L Oil and Fuel Spill Kit,This 10 litre kit containing one small absorbent roll for attempted containment of a spillage and 12 absorbent pads for absorbing fluid spilt, one plastic bag for disposal and a pair of latex gloves, the pads are very absorbent as is the roll, they do contain and recover oil or fuel spills very well, however they are not very cost effective.All Items such as these Oil spill kits of great value to the environment yet all seemingly expensive for the amount of contents you receive, this especially poignant when one considers it cost more to recover 10 litres of spilt diesel fuel with this kit than to actually purchase 10 litres of UK diesel fuel.Having used a similar product before for an oil spill I know they work, hence this a replacement, the value of kits such as these is they can be held in waiting as storage space is minimal, they are quick, easy to use and effective, however there disposal should be made with care due to the possible volatility of the product absorbed.This spill kit is effective, easy to use and store but not so cost efficient as some other methods.

This kit comes with most of the items you need for a small oil spill.Absorbant roll, absorbant sheets, latex gloves and a disposal bag.Soaks up oil pretty well and does pretty much exactly what it's designed to do.

Got this as I am often dealing with oil and fuel. It's a kit I hope I don't actually need but in the packaging it looks a reasonable kit. Can't really rate the absorbency as I've not used it but it looks like it will be effective.

The plastic storage bag this come in neatly stores the various items which make up the "BearTOOLS Oil Only Spill Kit". This, we learn from the instruction sheet, is suitable for, "Oils, Fuels, Petroleum, and Petrol Based Solvents." It does not handle other noxious liquids.This is an excellent 'starter' kit for dealing with small oil or fuel spills. It contains absorbent material to soak up the offending liquid, a pair of gloves to save your hands, and a plastic bag for disposing of the absorbent material once used and thus contaminated.To do the actual absorption there is a nearly four foot long tube about 3 inches in diameter. This is flexible and can be progressively bent into a "horse shoe" shaped collar as required. Then there are a further twelve thin pads. Each is 15" x 10".The instruction sheet provides only brief details of what to do if you have a spill, and spends nearly as much time describing other products BearTOOLS supply......in other kits.This should be regarded as a First Aid Kit for the environment. You hope you will never need it, but if you do there really is no substitute for oil absorbency. For me, minus the one sheet I used to mop up a test spill of diesel, this will be on my boat. And yes, it was very absorbent.

We are about to move a redundant domestic heating oil storage tank that had been dumped in a field. Although most of the kerosene had been drained out of it, we suspect that some residue may remain and acquiring this fuel spill kit seemed a very useful precaution we could take to equip ourselves for any sudden leakage while in transit.Stored in a handy bag, this spill kit is a top-quality item to have on standby and ready to protect the environment if needed. It is so comprehensive and impressive that I recommend it without hesitation.

If you need this for your business to tick a health and safety/COSHH box, then it's a good product and can be stored easily. It comes on a clear bag to prevent contamination and for easy stowage.However, for the majority of oil spills of decent volume, you'll probably need a few of these. But, good to have to hand for quick access, maybe to throw in the back of the work van or something.