How to Prep for Chemical Spills

Today we cover steps to easily cleanup a spill of oil or other fluids, and the tools & steps I keep in OpenLab for handling spills. Some of these steps are regular common-sense practices of experienced technicians but a few things are fine-tuned by me, and recommended if you are a maker of prototypes or a handler of chemicals in general.

This video will be listed in the Open Lab Project webpage, where I'm documenting all the tools, supplies, and method to prototype things with modern technology. Check that out at qr.net/openlabproject and subscribe here to continue getting knowledge for being an engineer, designer and builder!

Your inputs in the comments are always welcome - especially if you know what specifically this Chemsorb product can do which is not possible with sawdust! In general I intend for my videos' comments section to be equally or more informative than the video - sometimes I'm just here to introduce the topic =D

[Links]
Chemsorb 2.5lbs Bag just $12 ► https://amzn.to/4ucRos6
Chemsorb Shaker, 1.25 gallon ► https://amzn.to/4bpZXrc
(It might be a good idea to order the shaker and just re-fill it with your own free sawdust, because the bottle itself is quite useful!)
Air Filter HPA300, Large Room ► https://amzn.to/4sHtIe3
Air Filter, Medium Room ► https://amzn.to/4uo73oC
Air Filter Replacements ► https://amzn.to/4sHuvf1

These are affiliate links on amazon so I'll get about a 3% commission if you support by ordering :) I own both of these honeywell filters and I'm extremely pleased because the filter elements are cheap and interchangeable. I'll write some more info on the honeywelll filters in qr.net/openlabproject if you want to learn more.

[CHAPTERS]
0:00 Liquid Spills
3:45 Paper Shreddings & sawdust
4:48 paper towel dispenser
5:49 volatile vapors, poo bag
7:06 air filtration
8:20 toolbox bins design
11:10 shop towel split

Видео How to Prep for Chemical Spills канала David Malawey