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CLEANING UP SMALL SPILLS - 1s <br /> As you apply the FM 186-2 to a spill, you will notice that a bubbling action takes place. <br /> Continue mixing until the bubbling stops. In warmer weather, this action happens <br /> quickly and in cooler weather it is slower. As long as you see bubbling, your mixture is <br /> incomplete so continue to mix vigorously. REMEMBER, THE LARGER THE SPILL <br /> THE LONGER IT WILL TAKE TO PROPERLY COMBINE THE SPILL AND FM 186-2. <br /> (See pg 8, paras 2.4-2.7) <br /> t°i;..;suJ <br /> ikcu}}5:'� �}r2xli�m.va7a2if•3f'iLcfli�tt u'36ia4ru:x�fa = e�.°�'i{J+iSa�Y3t.eLL.-., :tr}Z..ar 3a�.�.W!:. <br /> Lay absorbent pads over the entire spill area and let thepads soak up the mlkture. <br /> Move the pads around to assist in soaking up the solution. (See pg 8, paras 2,8 and <br /> �i <br /> j. <br /> I til ISI � I� <br /> Ysc <br /> Use enough absorbent pads so none of them are soaked through (i.e., dripping). Then <br /> dispose of the used pads properly. (See pg 8, paras 2.10-2.1"2) <br /> Federal and State regulations allow generators to determine t`eSr waste,Prior knbwledge can <br /> be applied to certain waste streams,ECS supplies proven application and cleanup tachniques <br /> that the generator can apply as part of their prior knowledge package.Nothing herein is to be <br /> taken as approvals that all spilled products would be rendered nonhazardous.UltimatQly it is <br /> up to the generator to determine the resulting cleanup material and to dispose of correctly, <br />