A practical spill kit should include which items?

• A. Sponges, detergents, gloves, trash bags.
• B. A broom, dustpan, mop, and bucket.
• C. Absorbents, containment barriers, PPE, disposal bags, and the product's SDS and label.
• D. A spare pesticide container and water for diluting.

Answer: (C)

When a spill happens in a pest control setting, the kit should enable rapid containment and safe cleanup while providing product-specific guidance. The best answer includes absorbents to soak up the liquid, containment barriers to stop the spill from spreading, personal protective equipment to protect skin, eyes, and lungs, disposal bags to securely seal contaminated waste, and the product’s Safety Data Sheet and label to inform you about hazards, first aid, and proper cleanup steps. Together, these items ensure the spill is absorbed, kept from spreading, handled safely, disposed of correctly, and cleaned up according to the product’s specific directions. General cleaning tools or just a spare container don’t address all these safety and compliance needs.