P.O.L. Sorb is effective in absorbing oils and hydrocarbons; while offering savings in areas of inventory management, labor and waste disposal costs. Waste disposal costs account for a large part of environmental management budgets; however these costs are either averaged or guessed. 

P.O.L. Sorb products have proven to significantly lower waste disposal costs, freeing up funding for other requirements. The chart below is a depiction of how using P.O.L. Sorb in every day spill clean ups can reduce your overall costs.

Can hazardous wastes be incinerated safely? Does incineration make hazardous wastes non-hazardous? 
A hazardous waste incinerator that is properly designed and operated to meet performance standards set by the U.S. EPA can safely and effectively reduce or destroy a wide variety of hazardous wastes. Depending on the composition of the hazardous wastes, some wastes can be rendered non-hazardous. The residues left after incineration, such as ash and materials from air pollution control equipment, must be properly managed and disposed of in accordance with U.S. EPA requirements.