SpillEx - Super Absorbing, Super Safe

Application area:

SpillEx is a disposable super absorbing floor cloth designed for fast removal of a wide range of water based spillages from hard floors e.g. blood in operation theatres, urine in elderly homes or to quickly remove soft drink spillages that may cause a slip risk in restaurants or supermarkets.
SpillEx ensures fast, safe removal of liquids before actual floor mopping takes place.

Product description:

SpillEx consists out of three layers:

• Bottom layer: a hydrophilic nonwoven that absorbs the water and transfers the liquid into the inner cloth structure.
• Middle layer: contains a very high concentration of super absorbing polymer particles. In contact with water they transform liquid into gel, which results into a secure bonding of the liquid without any dripping.
• Top layer: made of a PE foil. This foil is a water barrier and ensures hygienic handling when picking up the used cloth.
  The amount of liquid one SpillEx can absorb depends on the type of liquid.
  In typical application situation SpillEx is suitable to absorb approx. 1200 ml of tap water and 500 ml of urine.

Customer benefits:

• High Absorbency:
  SpillEx contains super absorbing polymers in a high concentration.
• No dripping:
  The absorbed water is transformed into gel, the liquid is bonded safe in the cloth, no dripping.
• Hygienic:
  Safe handling of liquid contaminations.
• No soiling of cleaning solution:
  When working with bucket method use of SpillEx prevents mop contamination, which saves time and money.

How to use:

1. Put SpillEx onto the spillage with the non-woven, unprinted side down.
2. Wait. The time which is needed to absorb the spillage is depending on the type of liquid (between 30 seconds and 2 minutes).
   For dried in blood it might be necessary to spray water on the spillage to dilute it.
   For larger spillages SpillEx can be moved without lifting to cover the remaining spillage area.
3. Remove SpillEx from the floor by grabbing the top side. SpillEx can be disposed with normal residual waste.
   In case of case of contaminated liquids the internal protocol for infectious waste need to be respected.