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Scented Deodorizing Sorbent

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Scented Sorbent
WYK Fresh is an odor control absorbent made from vegetable and cellulose fiber impregnated with odor-controlling fragrances. Fresh Cherry or Fresh Wintergreen Scents available.

WYK Fresh is an odor control absorbent made from vegetable and cellulose fiber impregnated with odor-controlling fragrances. Highly absorbent fibers instantly soak up vomit and other odorous liquids.

Features & Benefits:

  • Neutralizes odors on contact and leaves a pleasant cherry or wintergreen scent.
  • Easy to use and comes in a convenient resealable shaker jar, pail or box container.
  • Safe to use and will not stain, smear, or harm floors, carpeting or upholstery.
  • Excellent at absorbing vomit and odorous liquids quickly and effectively.
  • Deodorizing sorbent for use in the bottom of garbage cans, dumpsters, receptacles for sanitary napkins and surgical dressings.
  • Air freshening sweeping compound, attracts and holds onto dust when swept across the floor.
  • May be used to soak up non-aggressive liquid spills overcoming any odors in the process. It will absorb up to 8 times its own weight in liquids.

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2601C

10 oz. shaker jars – cherry scented, 12/case

9.5 lbs.

5 gal./case

2601W

10 oz. shaker jars – wintergreen scented, 12/case

9.5 lbs.

5 gal./case

2602C

5.3 gallon pail – cherry scented, 1 pail

22 lbs.

16 gal./pail

2602W

5.3 gallon pail – wintergreen scented, 1 pail

22 lbs.

16 gal./pail

2603C

Corrugated box with inside liner – cherry scented, 1 box

32 lbs.

26 gal./box

2603W

Corrugated box with inside liner – wintergreen scented, 1 box

32 lbs.

26 gal./box

Note: Not for use on hydrofluoric acid or HF compounds.

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Manufacturer WYK Sorbents

California Residents: WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more here.