PermaGround Safety Precautions
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PermaGround - EnZyme is a non-toxic solution, and is NOT classified as posing any significant risk to human health, personal protection, physical hazard and is not flammable. However, it is recommended that the following general precautions be observed: Eye Protection Always wear proper eye protection. This product may splash during normal use. If contact with eyes is made, flush eyes with clean water immediately, for 10 minutes. If any adverse reaction occurs, seek medical attention. Skin Avoid prolonged skin contact by wearing gloves and long sleeves. If contact with skin is made, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with clean water and mild soap. In the rare case that PermaGround - EnZyme causes skin irritation, seek medical attention. Ingestion If swallowed, nausea or upset stomach may occur. Do not induce vomiting. Drink plenty of water to dilute. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention.
PermaGround-EnZyme Disposal
Clean Up Avoid spills and clean up immediately. Prevent product from spreading by using sand, earth, clay, or containment material to absorb spilled material. Slippery when spilled. Material Disposal Recover or recycle if possible. Do NOT dispose into drains, bodies of water, or environment. Solidify product and dispose in approved landfill. Check with local, regional, and/or national regulations for appropriate methods of disposal. Container Disposal Containers may be offered for recycling.
Unpaved Road Construction Steps
Commence Construction
Be sure that the weather does not call for rain and that the temperature is above 45oF. Excavate your future road by using a grader to rip and mix the soil. Ensure the soil has been excavated to the desired depth of the road.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
- Grader
- Water Truck
- Sheepsfoot Compactor
- Smooth Wheel Roller
Apply PermaGroung-EnZyme
Using a water truck, mix PermaGround-EnZyme and water. Then, spray the soil with the mixture.
Mix the Soil
For best results, use a blade attachment to mix the soil by blading the soil from side to side and up and down the path. This process ensures that the soil is uniformly moistened and the PermaGround-EnZyme will be uniformly applied.
Compaction
Using a compactor, ideally a sheepsfoot compactor, begin compacting the soil in 3-6 inch lifts. Once the soil has reached nearly optimum compaction, it is best to use a drum compactor to complete compaction and level it.
Let the Permentation/ Permalyzation Process Begin
Once the road has been compacted, the road is ready for light traffic. The soil will be fully cured within 72 hours.
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