One of our favorite things to do is demonstrate our product.
Words are great and all, but when you have a product that acts, it's never gets old to demo.
For this comparison video, we compared Biosorb, Oil Gator, Clean B, and Sphagsorb.
Testing methods:
- Pour 125 grams of oil onto four plates
- 100 grams of Oil Gator oil absorbent
- 125 grams of Clean B absorbent
- 90 grams Sphagsorb absorbent
- 25 grams of Biosorb absorbent
Let each product sit for three minutes before reviewing results.
![Oil gator oil absorbent being used to clean oil still has oil residue after absorption.](https://assets.website-files.com/5bd1dc87559f5c45ac330546/5c9e748a0de423be55010026_Oil%20Gator.jpg)
Oil Gator
- non aggressive absorbent
- acidic
- low microbial count
- leaching
![Clean B oil absorbent after cleaning up a minor oil spill test. Oil residue is still left over despite oil absorbent being used.](https://assets.website-files.com/5bd1dc87559f5c45ac330546/5c9e74b45bea50694b876627_Clean%20B.jpg)
Clean B
- non-aggressive absorbent
- oil seeps around edges
- acidic
- low microbial count
![Sphagsorb oil absorbent being used to clean up a test plate.at on a spill.](https://assets.website-files.com/5bd1dc87559f5c45ac330546/5c9e775afef4b4eb279f65c5_Sphagsrob%20.jpg)
Sphagsorb
- no microbes
- highly acidic
- not annually renewable
- may require retrieval-must be mined in bogs
![25 Grams of Biosorb oil absorbent being used to clean a 125 grams of oil on a plastic plate.](https://assets.website-files.com/5bd1dc87559f5c45ac330546/5c9e777a511e8875fd78cce6_Biosorb%20test.jpg)
Biosorb
- highly aggressive oil absorbent
- annually renewable
- encapsulates oil
- large microbial count