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Hazmat.


Make a mess and you get to clean it up. Clean-up is especially important if you work around hazardous materials. Fuel, oil, solvent solvent, constituent of a solution that acts as a dissolving agent. In solutions of solids or gases in a liquid, the liquid is the solvent. In all other solutions (i.e.  and other HAZMAT spills must be controlled and sopped up quickly and safely to protect both you and the environment.

You need the help of spill spill - register spilling  kits. The Army stocks a variety. You'll you'll  

Contraction of you will.


you'll you will or you shall
you'll will
 find socks to contain large spills and small pads to use in place of drip pans. Pads are especially useful in the field because they don't don't  

1. Contraction of do not.

2. Nonstandard Contraction of does not.

n.
A statement of what should not be done: a list of the dos and don'ts.
 have to be on level ground.
Tote Bag Spill Clean-up Kit,
NSN 4235-01-432-7909

Contents                   Qty

Tote bag,
  water-resistant nylon     1

Pad, 18x18x3-in             4

Sock, 2-in x 5-ft           2

Absorbent, peat moss,       1
  3/4 cubic foot bag

Waste disposal bag          2

Spill Clean-Up Kit (25-gal drum)
NSN 4235-01-432-7912

Contents                   Qty

Pads, 18x18x3-in            7
Sock, 4-in x 8-ft           1
Sock, 4-in x 4-ft           2
Absorbent, peat moss,
  3/4 cubic foot bag        1
Tyvek protective suit       2
Nitrile gloves           2 pairs
Safety goggles           1 pair
Waste disposal bag          3

Spill Clean-up Kit (55-gal drum),
NSN 4235-01-423-7214

Contents                   Qty

Pillow, filled with
  2 lbs of peat moss        3
Pads, 18x18x3-in           15
Sock, 4-in x 8-ft           2
Sock, 4-in x 4-ft           2
Absorbent, peat moss,
  3/4 cubic foot bag        3
Tyvek protective suit       3
Nitrile gloves           3 pairs
Safety goggles           3 pairs
Waste disposal bag          5

Spill Clean-Up Kit (55-gal drum),
NSN 4235-01-423-7221

Contents Qty

Pillow, filled with
  2 lbs of peat moss        3
Pads, 18x18x3-in           10
Sock, 2-in x 10-ft          5
Absorbent, peat moss,
  3/4 cubic foot bag        5
Tyvek protective suit       2
Nitrile gloves           2 pairs
Safety goggles           2 pairs
Shovel, non-sparking        1
Bucket, 3 1/2-gal           1
Emulsifier, 2-qt            1
Waste disposal bag          5

Spill Clean-up Kit (55-gal drum),
NSN 4235-01-391-3110

Contents                       Qty

Sock, 4-in x 4-ft 6             6
Absorbent, peat moss,
  18-lb bag                     2
Rubber gloves,
  chemical resistant         2 pairs
Dust mask, disposable           6
Shovel, non-sparking            1
Pushbroom                       1
Waste disposal bag, 55-gal      4
Hazardous label, blank          1

SPILL KITS COST PLENTY. ONCE YOU'VE GOT ONE,
SAVE BUCKS BY USING THIS LIST TO ORDER THE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS ...

Item                      NSN                  Qty

Pad, 18x18x3-in           4235-01-423-1463     30
Sock, 4-in x 8-ft         4235-01-423-1465     10
Sock, 4-in x 4-ft         4235-01-416-9008     20
Sock, 2-in x 10-ft        4235-01-423-1467     20
Sock, 2-in x 5-ft         4235-01-416-8997     40
Absorbent, peat moss,
  2 cubic feet            4235-01-423-0711      3
Shovel, spark-free        5120-01-332-9954 *    1
Pushbroom, handle         7920-01-460-8614 *    1
Pushbroom, head,
  18-in wide              7920-00-292-2367      1
Safety goggles            4240-01-292-2818      1
Nitrile gloves, small     8415-01-492-0176 *   100
Nitrile gloves, medium    8415-01-492-0179 *   100
Nitrile gloves, large     8415-01-492-0178 *   100
Nitrile gloves, x-large   8415-01-492-0180 *   100
Dust mask                 4240-01-463-5449 *   20
Bucket, 3 1/2-gal         7240-00-160-0455      1
Waste disposal
  bag, 57-gal             8105-01-183-9764     100

* Order on a DD Form 1348-6 and put
"NSN not on AMDF" in the REMARKS block.

Some New Products

The Army now stocks some drip pillow berms you can use instead of
drip pans. Each drip pillow berm consists of a jacket with a
replaceable absorbent pillow inside. You can drive over these
berms without damaging them. The're weighted down to with stand more
than 40 mph winds, and they will not tip or splash. They won't
absorb water, so you can leave them out in the rain. Each
berm comes with a grommet for tie down or retrieval

Here's what's available:

                                             Replacement
                              Size     Qty      pillow      Qty
Item              NSN          in      per       NSN        per
              4235-01-505-   inches    box   4235-01-510-   box

Drip pillow
berm              1709       22 x 22    5        1292       10

Drip pillow
berm              2550       24 x 36    5        1300       10
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Title Annotation:cleaning equipment
Publication:PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Jun 1, 2006
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