Dry Remediact™ - Cleaner/Degreaser
Dry
Remediact™ is a innovative concept in the remediation
of soil saturated with hydrocarbon contaminants. It is designed to allow industry
to clean-up & restore soil to its pre-contaminated condition. Dry
Remediact™ is a natural absorbent that has been
specially treated with hydrocarbon digesting microbes. These microbes have
the ability to turn most hydrocarbons (see below) into carbon dioxide (CO2)
and water. When used according to the directions Dry
Remediact™ safely and effectively solves your contamination
problems with very little labor and equipment expense, thereby making this
product an essential part of your pollution control efforts.
Volumes Available: 1000litre IBC / 205litre Drum / 20litre Cubitainer
How To Use This Product
The following are general directions for the use of Dry Remediact™. Each situation & site may vary as to contamination levels and terrain but the directions below should "cover" most situations.
- Use 2 lbs. of Dry Remediact™ per cubic yard of contaminated soil.
- Till Dry Remediact™ with either a rototiller or suitable equipment in order to insure a homogeneous blending of this product with the soil & maximum contact of the Dry Remediact™ with the hydrocarbons.
- Moist soil (water wet) will help to distribute the Dry Remediact™.
- After tilling is complete, wet the area thoroughly with a solution of the enclosed blue "micronutrient crystals". There are four (4) nutrient packets enclosed. Mix each packet with 150 gallons (3-55 gallon drums) of water. This mixture is not critical but it will give you the most effective result.
- Try to maintain a moisture level of about 30% to 40%. This moisture level is generally reached when the soil has the consistency of "soft mud".
- If possible, wait approximately 3-4 weeks and re-till the soil and add water to provide the moisture levels as above.
Applications
The following is a partial list of the hydrocarbons that Dry
Remediact™ can bioremediate. Please contact SpillAway™,
if you have any questions about its usage: