Use and Care Guide

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The following procedure must be performed in a

well-ventilated area or preferably outdoors. Never

puncture or incinerate cylinders.

Wear the same PPE (personal protective equip-

ment) as used while applying the two-component

foam (i.e., half-mask or full-face negative pressure

respirator tted with combination stacked organic

vapor cartridges and P-100 particulate lters on

a clean shaven face, goggles or face shield [not

required if full-face respirator is used], gloves and

protective clothing.)

Liquids (“A & B”) remaining in FROTH-PAK

™

kits

must be disposed of as solid waste material, not

liquid chemicals. Steps (3 thru 10) are intended

guidelines necessary to convert any residual

liquids into solids prior to proper disposal.

Carefully dispense and depressurize liquids from

the cylinders with the gun and nozzle attached.

Dispense chemicals out of the cylinder(s) as foam

into a waste container lined with a plastic bag until

one or both components/cylinders are empty.

Carefully remove the nozzle from the gun and con-

tinue to depressurize the cylinder(s) by dispensing

the chemical(s) into a waste container lined with

a plastic bag that has adequate absorbent (e.g.,

sawdust, kitty litter, dry absorbent) in the bottom.

Carefully close both cylinder valves completely,

then operate the gun trigger to empty and depres-

surize the hoses.

Lift each cylinder. The cylinder should feel empty,

with no sloshing of liquid.

Carefully remove the hoses from the cylinders.

Use caution in case there is some residual

chemical and/or pressure still in the hoses.

Place hoses in plastic bag with absorbent material

as in Step 4.

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Recommended Steps for Disposal of

FROTH-PAK

™

Foam Insulation (U.S. Only)

and FROTH-PAK

™

Foam Sealant Kits

®™Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an afﬁliated company of Dow

Important: Empty and vented cylinders

can be disposed of as scrap, recycle

steel, or ordinary industrial waste.

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U n i t e d s tat e s / C a n a d a . r e s i d e n t i a l / C O M M ER C IAL www.sprayfoamatdow.com Leaders of the PAK Recommended Steps for Disposal of FROTH-PAK™ Foam Insulation (U.S. Only) and FROTH-PAK™ Foam Sealant Kits Important: Empty and vented cylinders can be disposed of as scrap, recycle steel, or ordinary industrial waste. The following procedure must be performed in a well-ventilated area or preferably outdoors. Never puncture or incinerate cylinders. 1.
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8. Carefully place cylinder(s) over a waste container lined with a plastic bag. Slowly open the valves on the cylinder(s) to catch any residual material. With cylinder pointed away from face, allow pressure to completely vent. Always handle and vent cylinders in a well-ventilated area while wearing proper respiratory protection. CAUTION: There is potential that a hose is blocked and the tank is not yet empty.