Dry Sponge Roller

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This contractor is using the Bowcom Bowdry MK11 which collects up to 60 litres of water per minute, it is simple to operate, transport and store.

The environmental advantages include no power usage, and replaces wet vacs and puddle pumps. The device is manually pushed and the rollers are replaceable with another sponge.

This is a non-powered, quick and safe method of soaking up floors, the water can be discharged and re-harvested to use in boot washes or toilet flushing and power washes.

The roller does not use any electricity, thereby saving usage of wet vacs, there is also the health and safety aspect, whereby, using this equipment eliminates slip, trips and falls from cables attached to vacs and discharge hoses from puddle pumps.
concerns and reducing carbon footprints of all the sites.

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Monitor Report. GRAHAM Construction. Scotland. January 2022.

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Published 4 August 2022
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