Stardust Universal Spill Kit — Portable Duffle, 2-Pack, Sorbent Pads/Socks/Gloves

Stardust Universal Spill Kit overview

The Stardust Universal Spill Kit is a portable, vehicle-friendly kit built into a bright yellow nylon duffle bag — sold here as a 2-pack, so you get two complete kits. Each one packs 15 universal sorbent pads, two 3-in x 4-ft socks, disposal bags, and a pair of nitrile gloves, and the sorbents absorb up to about 25 times their weight in oils, common chemicals, water, petroleum products, and bodily fluids. It's made for the everyday spot spill in a truck, restaurant, shop, or small facility, where a drum kit would be overkill. See our best spill kits guide and the spill control collection.

A couple of honest notes. On the label, "OSHA-compliant" is a helpful positioning, not a certification — OSHA does not certify or approve spill kits; it expects you to have spill-response supplies available, and a kit like this supports that. And it's a universal kit: the sorbents soak up common liquids but do not neutralize aggressive acids or bases, so for concentrated or hazardous chemicals use a HazMat or neutralizing kit like the New Pig KIT318. As a portable kit it complements the fixed options — a bucket kit like the KIT21 for a shop station, or the AWF PRO 20-gallon and New Pig KIT236 drums for larger spills.

Where it fits

It's the portable, grab-and-go kit for fleet and delivery vehicles, restaurants and food service, shops, offices, and small facilities — anywhere a spill can happen away from a fixed spill station. The 2-pack lets you cover two vehicles or two locations. Where it's not the right tool is a large spill (use a 20–30 gallon drum kit) or an aggressive-chemical spill (use a HazMat kit). Pair the response with the right PPE — our chemical-resistant gloves and solvent respirator cartridge guides cover protection, and keep a first-aid kit in the vehicle too.

Pros & cons

Specifications

Related guides

• Best spill kits
• Best chemical-resistant gloves
• Best chemical-resistant nitrile gloves
• Best respirator cartridge for solvents
• Best workplace first aid kits

Related resources

• New Pig KIT21 universal bucket kit
• AWF PRO 20-gallon universal kit
• New Pig KIT413 oil-only kit
• New Pig absorbent mat pads
• Shop spill control

Frequently asked questions

What does the Stardust universal kit absorb?

Its universal sorbents absorb oils, common chemicals, water, petroleum products, and bodily fluids — the everyday spills in vehicles, shops, and restaurants. The pads and socks absorb up to about 25 times their own weight in liquid, so a compact kit handles a real spot spill.

Is it OSHA certified?

No product is "OSHA certified" in that sense — OSHA does not certify or approve spill kits. "OSHA-compliant" means the kit helps you meet OSHA's expectation that spill-response supplies be available; it supports your program rather than being a government certification. Keep it stocked and pair it with a written response process.

What's in each kit?

Each yellow nylon duffle holds 15 universal sorbent pads, two 3-in x 4-ft sorbent socks, disposal bags, and a pair of nitrile gloves. This listing is a 2-pack, so you get two complete duffle kits.

How portable is it?

Very — it's built into a bright yellow nylon duffle bag that's easy to toss in a truck, van, or storage closet. That makes it a natural fit for fleet vehicles, restaurants, and small facilities where a drum kit is overkill.

Is it for aggressive chemicals like acids or bases?

No. Universal sorbents absorb common non-aggressive liquids and can soak up some chemicals, but they do not neutralize aggressive or concentrated acids and bases. For those, use a HazMat or acid/base-neutralizing kit and check the chemical's safety data sheet first.

How much can it absorb?

The sorbents absorb up to roughly 25 times their weight, but this is a compact spot-spill kit rather than a high-volume one. For larger spills use a bucket kit or a 20- to 30-gallon drum kit instead.

Can it clean up bodily fluids?

Yes, it's marketed for bodily-fluid cleanup in vehicles and restaurants, and it includes nitrile gloves. Still follow bloodborne-pathogen precautions — gloves and eye protection, careful handling, and proper bagged disposal of contaminated materials.

Why a 2-pack?

The 2-pack gives you two complete duffle kits — handy for stocking two vehicles, two locations, or one on the truck and one at the shop, so a spill kit is always within reach.

When should I choose this over a bucket or drum kit?

Choose the portable duffle for vehicles, small facilities, and spot spills where grab-and-go matters. Step up to a bucket kit for a fixed shop station, or a 20–30 gallon drum kit for larger spills and a compliant disposal container.

What PPE does it include, and do I need more?

It includes nitrile gloves. For higher-hazard liquids add chemical-resistant gloves, eye protection, and a respirator if solvent vapors are present, matched to the spill using its safety data sheet.

How do I dispose of the used absorbents?

Used absorbents carry the hazard of what they soaked up, so dispose of them per your local, state, and federal waste rules. The included disposal bags help you contain them; bodily-fluid waste follows your bloodborne-pathogen and biohazard procedures.

What jobs and settings is it for?

Fleet and delivery vehicles, restaurants and food service, shops, offices, and small facilities — anywhere you want a compact, portable universal spill kit ready for the common oil, water, chemical, or bodily-fluid spill.

Reviewed by Steven Eaton, WC Safety. Contents reflect Stardust's published data for the universal spill kit; OSHA does not certify spill kits, and universal sorbents absorb but do not neutralize, so match the kit and your PPE to the specific liquid via its safety data sheet.