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Contractors know that dozens of hands can touch every project and it’s crucial to ensure quality standards are met and that the customer is happy with the work completed. An important component of a successful job is having the right absorbent products on-hand for clean-ups, wipe-downs and more. Here are three wiping products all contractors should have on-hand.Versatile, Disposable RagsFor contractors who are painting, staining or cleaning, rags offer value and versatility to important jobs. A …

CEO of Sellars Absorbent Materials, Tom Sellars dove into the journey of carving out a niche in the highly competitive market of cleaning and wiping products. Watch the Video Here: Tom Sellars on Neil Haley ShowBreaking into Retail: A Marathon, Not a SprintThe journey of getting a product onto retail shelves involves years of persistence, especially when competing with established brands. The company's success in getting their products into major retailers like Home Depot and Targ …

Owners of auto body shops, dealerships and repair shops ensure cars, trucks and SUVs look and run great. But fixing and maintaining vehicles is only half the battle when it comes to operating a safe, productive, successful business. In the age of social media and smart phones, you never know when a customer may snap a photo and post a review that can influence hundreds to thousands of other potential customers. And the way a customer perceives the cleanliness of a shop is correlated to the quali …

Reusable rental rags. You never can really know where they have been or what messes they’ve cleaned. And even if they are thoroughly laundered, rental rags can still contain traces of germs, bacteria and other contaminants from previous uses. For food service pros like restaurants, school cafeterias, prison commissaries and food production companies, there is a better and safer option when it comes to cleaning up and wiping down.See how color-coded foodservice towels can make kitchens of all typ …

Absorbents (also known as sorbents) are designed to quickly and safely clean up serious spills including oil, hydrocarbon fluids and hazardous materials. Made using recycled cellulose or meltblown (polypropylene), sorbents may also be sandwiched between two coverstock sides for added durability and strength. Here’s what users need to know to choose the best sorbent size, shape and color for different fluids and applications.Choosing the Right ColorSellars makes it simple to select the right prod …