Petrol spills are common in your garage and shed areas. It could be a result of a mechanical issue with your vehicle, or it could have something to do with your lawnmower, weed trimmer, or other yard equipment.

A petrol spill can leave a stain on the pavement or floor of a garage or shed area. More importantly, petrol spills present a health risk. Petrol is toxic and dangerous, and the risk of explosion or fires is a real possibility with even a small spark. It can also present a slip-and-fall hazard.

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Whether you work in an industrial setting or your company tinkers with various projects that may include liquids or chemicals, it can be advantageous to have a basic knowledge of how to clean up spills. Whether you’ve spilled a liquid that can damage a surface or one that might be dangerous to breathe in, you’ll want to know how to get clean up the liquid in the safest, most effective, and efficient way possible. If you want to know what types of spill absorbent materials it might be helpful to have around the house and what you should keep on-hand (or obtain) to clean up any spill, the following guide will help.

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Understanding what to do in a chemical spill is a vital part of many industries. Obvious examples include the fuel and oil industry or suppliers of paints or coatings. But many other industries use chemicals that are problematic if spilled, including the health and beauty industry, laboratories, laundry detergent manufacturers and leather processing plants to name just a small selection.

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