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NAAC should be stored in its original container until operators are comfortable with alternative storage methods, like flat bulk storage. Storage in silos should be avoided. Since NAAC absorbs water more easily than chlorides - making it work faster - it also requires care to avoid caking caused by excessive moisture. Like any solid deicer, excessive handling may cause dustiness.

Sodium acetate pellets have a natural tendency to loosely stick to one another during storage. We recommend these procedures for emptying bags if compacted:

• Super Sacks - while holding the bag with a forklift, lower the bag a short distance onto the floor 2-3 times to loosen any compacted product on the bottom. Then, use the drawstring chute at the bottom of the bag (or knife to cut across the bottom) allowing the product to flow.
• 25 kg bags - drop the bag onto a hard surface at about a two foot height 2-3 times (similar to the way you loosen a bag of ice).

Contact of NAAC with skin or eyes may cause mild irritation and excess inhalation of dust may irritate the upper respiratory tract. Therefore, operators should wear suitable protective clothing. At a minimum this includes safety glasses with side shields and rubber gloves. Adequate ventilation is important to minimize dust levels. Please review the NAAC Technical Bulletin #2 and the NAAC Commercial Application Guidefor additional storage considerations. See the MSDS for additional information.

SPILL HANDLING PROCEDURES

NAAC is not expected to present environmental problems. Product unsuitable for any use may be disposed of in a sanitary landfill unless state or local regulations prohibit such disposal.

CONTAINER DISPOSAL

Empty containers may be disposed of in a sanitary landfill unless state or local regulations prohibit such disposal.