Body Fluid Cleanup Kit

Body Fluid Cleanup Kit (A8626G) one easy storage kit

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Quick Overview

• Choose from Body Fluid Cleanup Kits:
• Standard, Deluxe, or 5 Gallon Pail
• Helps you comply with OSHA requirements
• Safely cleanup body fluids with the absorbent powder in each kit
• Disinfectant included to complete the cleanup
• Personal protective equipment included in all bodily fluid disposal kits
• Blood/body fluids are encapsulated by the sorbent
• Complete instructions on use of body fluid cleanup kit are included
• Cleans up all body fluids including blood
• Clean-up tools and bio-hazard disposal bags included in bodily fluid disposal kit
• Clean up pet and animal fluids also
• 100% satisfaction since 1985

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Product Information

Through the spread of bacteria and infection, body fluids can cause diseases such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV.

A First Aid Kit + Body Fluid Cleanup Kit

To prevent yourself and others from being exposed to body fluids, you need to deal with them properly. There are simple best practice procedures and policies that you need to abide by when cleaning up body fluid spills.

A body fluid cleanup kit with all the proper equipment is all you need to decontaminate and clean the spill effectively. Isolating a biohazard spill with clean up kits would reduce the risk of infecting others.

What are Body Fluids?

Here are the types of bodily fluid excretions and other potentially infectious fluids and materials we are talking about. Bloodborne pathogens, amniotic fluid, urine, vomit, cultures, tissue, organs, saliva, cerebrospinal fluids, formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, pleural fluid, pericardial fluid, peritoneal fluid and amniotic fluid. The sorbent in our body fluid cleanup kits will encapsulate these fluids.

Training is a Must

Bodily fluid cleanup can be a risky job. Cleaning the bodily fluid cannot be done with just water and a mop. You need professional bodily fluid disposal kits and established standard operating procedures. Everyone in the building should be able to use the body fluid cleanup kit correctly.

Personal Protection Equipment is a Must

Personal protection equipment (PPE) is important and are included in our bodily fluid disposal kits. Put the equipment on before attempting to clean up any spill. PPE items you need to have are a disposable apron, face mask, disposable shoe covers, eye shields and nitrile gloves. All items should be disposed of after use. These items are included in our body fluid cleanup kits.

Having the Best Absorbent to Encapsulate the Fluid is Important

Our bodily fluid disposal kits come with a uniquely formulated product that solidifies the blood or body fluid as well as eliminating the odor. Working instantly to insure spill control. It absorbs up to 150 times its weight in water-based fluids. Cleaning up fluids with just disposable towels and a hand wipe is just not safe.

The encapsulating sorbent in this bodily fluid disposal kit is completely safe to use. It is non-flammable, non-toxic, non-reactive and inhibits odors. Body fluids are instantly solidified for fast and easy pickup. All body fluids listed above under "What are Body Fluids?" can be cleaned up with a kit.

Basic Steps to Cleaning Up a Bodily Fluid Spill

1. Open the bodily fluid disposal kit, put on all the personal protection equipment (PPE).
2. Open the sorbent container in your kit and pour it on the body fluid cleanup area. Be sure to cover the blood, body fluid completely
3. Wait around 30 seconds, apply additional sorbent to any areas that look "wet".
4. Let the sorbent work for a couple of minutes. Then work the sorbent with the scraper pick-up scoop and add more product if needed.
5. Carefully remove the gelled sorbent tools provided and place it into the biohazard bag.
6. Use the disinfectant spray to wet the entire surface area that was cleaned up. The disinfectant spray should be left a minimum of one minute or be allowed to dry completely.
7. Spray inside the biohazard bag and any PPE that may have become contaminated.
8. Disinfectant wipes may also be used to clean and disinfect surfaces. NOT for use on hands or skin.
9. Carefully remove PPE being careful not to touch your skin. Place used PPE into the red biohazard bag.
10. Pour any remaining sorbent into the red biohazard bag and spray disinfectant into the bag again.
11. Gloves should be last item placed in the biohazard bag. Seal bag immediately.
12. Clean hands thoroughly with soap and hot water.
13. Dispose of biohazardous bag according to State, Federal and Local regulations.
    
    

Body Fluid Cleanup Kit Contents

Order Additional or Replacement Body Fluid Cleanup Products Below

Large selection of encapsulating sorbent in various types of containers and amounts below. Order extra blood PPE kits below.

Needed in all businesses, schools, hotels, restaurants, nursing homes and hospitals

Order your complete, effective, body fluid cleanup kits today. Also ideal for pet and animal fluid cleanup.

Technical Info

• Encapsulating Sorbent MSDS
• Disinfectant MSDS

Compliance Info

OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard 1910.1030 (Safeguards required to protect workers from bloodborne health hazards)

We do custom kits

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