Bodily Fluids Absorbent Kit, 2.9 gal, PK10

The Bodily Fluids Absorbent Kit, 2.9 Gal, PK10 is a specialized spill response kit designed for safely and efficiently managing spills involving bodily fluids, such as blood, vomit, urine, or other biological materials. This kit provides the necessary tools and materials to contain and clean up these types of spills in a hygienic and compliant manner. It is ideal for healthcare settings, laboratories, schools, or any environment where bodily fluid spills may occur.

Key Features:

1. Capacity:

   • Each kit is designed to absorb up to 2.9 gallons of bodily fluids, making it suitable for small to medium-sized spills. This ensures the kit can handle typical spills in environments such as hospitals, clinics, care facilities, or other places where bodily fluid spills may happen.

2. Bodily Fluids Focused:

   • The kit is specifically formulated for bodily fluid spills, making it equipped to handle the unique challenges these spills present, including ensuring hygiene, safety, and compliance with health regulations.
   • It includes specialized absorbent materials that not only absorb but also help neutralize biological contaminants, reducing the risk of cross-contamination or infection.

3. Contents:

   • The kit contains absorbent materials such as pads, powders, or granules designed to quickly and effectively soak up bodily fluids.
   • It typically includes personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves and masks to ensure safety for the person cleaning up the spill.
   • Disposal bags and other containment materials are included for hygienic and safe disposal of the used absorbent materials.
   • Instructions for use: The kit often comes with clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure safe and proper handling of bodily fluid spills.

4. Hygienic and Safe:

   • The materials in the kit are designed to help maintain high hygiene standards, ensuring that spills are managed in a way that minimizes the risk of infection or exposure to pathogens.
   • Helps to comply with OSHA and CDC guidelines for handling bloodborne pathogens and other biohazards in the workplace.