HOW DOES SLURRY TUB Trade Kit WORK?
On the job, SLURRYTUB is a straightforward piece of kit.
It uses a single-use biodegradable filter that is placed into the tub and secured down by attaching the 4 holes into the cleats.
Slurry waste is then poured into the tub, hand tools and equipment can be washed down with the runoff flowing into the tub. The filtered water is then drained safely in washout areas or recycle on the job. Most of the water should drain within 30-60 minutes depending on the slurry contents.
When dry enough, dispose of the hardened waste, along with the biodegradable filter into the work site skip at the end of the day. Way too easy!
SLURRY TUB Trade Kit
- 1x SLURRYTUB
- 1x Filter Pack (24 pcs)
Features:
- Heavy-duty recyclable polypropylene tub, designed to drain quickly
- Made to support most Wheelbarrows, handsfree
- SLURRYTUB is Made in Australia
- Corner cleats to hold the filter in place
- Drain Plugs with threaded holes, suitable for standard 20mm tap and hose fittings
- Single Use, Biodegradable filter paper
Wet trade slurry from the wash up of cement, concrete, grouts, render and sediment is generated on building sites each day. Typically, at the end of the day, all tools including cutting machinery, mixers, wheelbarrows, and hand tools must be washed before the wet trade slurry sets. Often the equipment is cleaned in improvised ‘wash out areas’ including gardens and lawns or on our pavements, driveways, roads, and gutters, leaving an unsightly mess. This wrongful slurry disposal when washing up causes serious environmental harm including soil degradation or worse, contamination of stormwater drains and waterways.
Slurry waste incorrectly disposed of in gardens can leach through the soil and alter the soil chemistry, inhibit plant growth, and contaminate the groundwater. While slurry entering stormwater drains quickly ends up in our rivers, creeks, groundwaters and oceans. Heavy metals, toxic chemicals, nutrients, and other pollutants bind to the sediments and are easily transported spreading the pollution and causing irreversible damage to our delicate ecosystems and aquatic life. Irresponsible disposal of the waste will also cause serious maintenance problems with the stormwater infrastructure – which will result in a large financial penalty for the site manager, usually the builder.
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