Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® Product Bulletin

Surface Washing Agent: Fireman’s Brand Spillclean®
NCP Product Schedule Listing Date: May 19, 2026
Product Bulletin: #2026-SW-001

Surface washing agent data submission technical product bulletin for § 300.915 data and information requirements
Product name: Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® Category: Surface washing agent

General product information [§ 300.915(a)]

(1) Name, address, email, and telephone number of submitter [§ 300.915(a)(1)]
Super Sat Ventures, Inc. S96W34577 Jericho Dr. Eagle, Wisconsin 53119 Phone: (414) 840-9223 Daniel W. Klein: dwk@ssvinc.com

(2) Submitter identification [§ 300.915(a)(2)]
Submitter identity and documentation of that identity, as the manufacturer of the product; vendor, importer, or distributor of the product; and/or designated agent acting on behalf of the manufacturer provided by the submitter on April 28, 2026.

(3) Product name, brand, or trademark [§ 300.915(a)(3)]
Fireman’s Brand Spillclean®

(4) Name, address, email, and telephone number of suppliers [§ 300.915(a)(4)]
Primary distributor no. 1: ThunderClast, LLC S96W34577 Jericho Dr. Eagle, Wisconsin 53119 Daniel W. Klein (Primary): (414) 840-9223; Dan.Klein@FiremansBrand.com Matt Schultz: (414) 581-7138; Matt.Schultz@FiremansBrand.com Eric Klein: (504) 256-6373; Eric.Klein@FiremansBrand.com Monica Schultz: (414) 840-9230; Monica.Schultz@FiremansBrand.com Primary distributor no. 2: LAK Ventures, LLC S96W34577 Jericho Dr. Eagle, Wisconsin 53119 Phone: (414) 559-9569 Lisa A. Klein: emilsmom01@hotmail.com

(4) Name, address, email, and telephone number of suppliers [§ 300.915(a)(4)]

Primary distributor no. 1:
ThunderClast, LLC
S96W34577 Jericho Dr.
Eagle, Wisconsin 53119
Daniel W. Klein (Primary): (414) 840-9223; Dan.Klein@FiremansBrand.com
Matt Schultz: (414) 581-7138; Matt.Schultz@FiremansBrand.com
Eric Klein: (504) 256-6373; Eric.Klein@FiremansBrand.com
Monica Schultz: (414) 840-9230; Monica.Schultz@FiremansBrand.com

Primary distributor no. 2:
LAK Ventures, LLC
S96W34577 Jericho Dr.
Eagle, Wisconsin 53119
Phone: (414) 559-9569
Lisa A. Klein: emilsmom01@hotmail.com

(5) Safety data sheet (SDS) [§ 300.915(a)(5)]
The Safety Data Sheet for the product provided by the submitter on April 28, 2026.

(6) Product storage [§ 300.915(a)(6)]
1. Maximum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 140^oF 2. Minimum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 35^oF 3. Optimum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 40 to 95^oF 4. Humidity (e.g., g/kg): 1 to 100% 5. Other relevant conditions for product storage: Keep the product from freezing. Store with cap tightly closed on container until ready for use. 6. Description of the consequences to performance if product is not stored within these limits: The product may freeze if held below 32^oF and is susceptible to spoilage at temperatures above 146^oF.

(6) Product storage [§ 300.915(a)(6)]

1. Maximum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 140^oF
2. Minimum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 35^oF
3. Optimum storage temperature (e.g., ^oF and/or ^oC): 40 to 95^oF
4. Humidity (e.g., g/kg): 1 to 100%
5. Other relevant conditions for product storage: Keep the product from freezing. Store with cap tightly closed on container until ready for use.
6. Description of the consequences to performance if product is not stored within these limits: The product may freeze if held below 32^oF and is susceptible to spoilage at temperatures above 146^oF.

(7) Shelf life storage conditions [§ 300.915(a)(7)]
Fireman's Brand Spillclean® has a shelf life of two years or more. This time-period is based on two factors: 1. The manufacturer reviewed the confirmed shelf life determined by the manufacturer of the constituent components that comprise Fireman's Brand Spillclean® and we took the lowest shelf-life value from each component and applied to Fireman's Brand Spillclean®. 2. The manufacturer reviewed twenty-one years of storage data with no evidence of changes to the product.

(7) Shelf life storage conditions [§ 300.915(a)(7)]

Fireman's Brand Spillclean® has a shelf life of two years or more. This time-period is based on two factors:
1. The manufacturer reviewed the confirmed shelf life determined by the manufacturer of the constituent components that comprise Fireman's Brand Spillclean® and we took the lowest shelf-life value from each component and applied to Fireman's Brand Spillclean®.
2. The manufacturer reviewed twenty-one years of storage data with no evidence of changes to the product.

(8) Product label [§ 300.915(a)(8)]
A sample product label for all name(s), brand(s), and/or trademark(s) under which the product is to be sold that includes manufacture and expiration dates, and conditions for storage was provided by the submitter on April 28, 2026.

(9) Product category and processes [§ 300.915(a)(9)]
Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® is to be considered under the "Surface Washing Agent" category. It is designed to emulsify all petroleum spills on any hard surfaces, including, but not limited to: crude oil, motor oil, gasolene, anti-freeze, hydraulic fluid, brake fluid, and more. Additionally, Fireman's Brand Spillclean® has been laboratory-tested to perform on adjoining surfaces to fresh water and saltwater shorelines.

(9) Product category and processes [§ 300.915(a)(9)]

Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® is to be considered under the "Surface Washing Agent" category. It is designed to emulsify all petroleum spills on any hard surfaces, including, but not limited to: crude oil, motor oil, gasolene, anti-freeze, hydraulic fluid, brake fluid, and more. Additionally, Fireman's Brand Spillclean® has been laboratory-tested to perform on adjoining surfaces to fresh water and saltwater shorelines.

(10) Recommended product use procedures [§ 300.915(a)(10)]
1. Application Method: Apply the product directly from the container to the spill. Thoroughly mix the product into the oil material using a hand-held broom or brush. When the original color becomes opaque, the spill has been emulsified. Flush the mixture with hose water. If the oil seeps into the pores of the hard surface, repeat the application and mixing process. 2. Concentration / Application Rate: Use product at full strength (no dilution required). Use one part product to approximately one part spill (exact measurement not required). 3. Conditions for Use: Use at temperatures between 33^oF and 140^oF; and keep product from freezing. Application Restrictions: Do not mix the product with any other cleaner or allow other cleaners to contact affected surfaces while product is in use. Containment, Collection, Recovery, and Disposal: Use a boom or other containment prior to product application to prevent the spill from spreading or possibly reaching open water. An oil boom, in the context of oil removal, is a temporary, floating barrier designed to contain, divert, or absorb oil spills on water. These devices act as a first line of defense to stop the spread of oil, protecting shorelines and concentrating the oil into thicker layers, which makes it easier to remove using other equipment like skimmers. Use of a broom to push the spill in the direction of the containment may help control the spread to another location. Dispose of the collected oil and product mixture according to federal, state, and local regulations.

(10) Recommended product use procedures [§ 300.915(a)(10)]

1. Application Method: Apply the product directly from the container to the spill. Thoroughly mix the product into the oil material using a hand-held broom or brush. When the original color becomes opaque, the spill has been emulsified. Flush the mixture with hose water. If the oil seeps into the pores of the hard surface, repeat the application and mixing process.

2. Concentration / Application Rate: Use product at full strength (no dilution required). Use one part product to approximately one part spill (exact measurement not required).

3. Conditions for Use: Use at temperatures between 33^oF and 140^oF; and keep product from freezing.

Application Restrictions: Do not mix the product with any other cleaner or allow other cleaners to contact affected surfaces while product is in use.
Containment, Collection, Recovery, and Disposal: Use a boom or other containment prior to product application to prevent the spill from spreading or possibly reaching open water. An oil boom, in the context of oil removal, is a temporary, floating barrier designed to contain, divert, or absorb oil spills on water. These devices act as a first line of defense to stop the spread of oil, protecting shorelines and concentrating the oil into thicker layers, which makes it easier to remove using other equipment like skimmers. Use of a broom to push the spill in the direction of the containment may help control the spread to another location. Dispose of the collected oil and product mixture according to federal, state, and local regulations.

(11) Environmental fate of components [§ 300.915(a)(11)]
The submitter provided available information on environmental fate, including any known measured data, methodologies, and supporting documentation, on the persistence, bioconcentration factor, bioaccumulation factor, and biodegradability of the product and all of its components in the environment on April 28, 2026. Components of Fireman's Brand Spillclean® are readily biodegradable by aerobic organisms in soil and water in one to two days, with low potential for bioaccumulation. The alkaline component of Fireman's Brand Spillclean® is immediately neutralized by acids in the environment. Aerobic or anaerobic degradation by microorganisms range from a few days to one hundred days, depending on other factors, such as temperature and pH.

(11) Environmental fate of components [§ 300.915(a)(11)]

The submitter provided available information on environmental fate, including any known measured data, methodologies, and supporting documentation, on the persistence, bioconcentration factor, bioaccumulation factor, and biodegradability of the product and all of its components in the environment on April 28, 2026. Components of Fireman's Brand Spillclean® are readily biodegradable by aerobic organisms in soil and water in one to two days, with low potential for bioaccumulation. The alkaline component of Fireman's Brand Spillclean® is immediately neutralized by acids in the environment. Aerobic or anaerobic degradation by microorganisms range from a few days to one hundred days, depending on other factors, such as temperature and pH.

(12) Physical/chemical properties [§ 300.915(a)(12)]

Analysis	Result	Unit	Method
(i) Physical state and appearance	Bright; Slightly Cloudy	NA	Visual
(ii) Vapor pressure	0.20	psi @ 100^oF	ASTM D323
(iii) Flash point	>212	^oF	ASTM D-93
(iv) Pour point	3	^oC	ASTM D-97
(v) Viscosity	233.1	cSt @ 104^oF	ASTM D-445
(vi) Specific gravity	1.0107	@ 60^oF	ASTM D-287
(vii) Particle size for solid components	NA	NA	NA
(viii) pH	6.61	NA	ASTM D-1293

(13) Identification and concentration of product components [§ 300.915(a)(13)]

Under § 300.950, you may only claim as Proprietary Business Information (PBI) the concentration, the maximum, minimum, and average weight percent; and the units of each component of the total formulation as identified in § 300.915(a)(13) and (14) and as applicable. All other product information submitted to EPA as required under § 300.915 and § 300.955 will be available for public disclosure upon submission, without further notice to the submitter.

Chemical Name	CAS #	Concentration Percentage by Weight (PBI)	Intended Function
4-Nonylphenol, branched, ethoxylated	127087-87-0	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Surfactant
2-butoxyethanol	111-76-2	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Surfactant
Carbopol® Aqua SF-1 Polymer (Ethyl acrylate-methacrylic acid copolymer)	25212-88-8	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Thickener
Liquid Caustic Potash	1310-58-3	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Neutralizer
Liquid Caustic Potash 45% (KOH)	1310-58-3	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Neutralizer
Water	n/a	MAX/MIN/AVG% - PBI	Hydration

(14) Microorganisms, enzymes and/or nutrients [§ 300.915(a)(14)]
Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® contains no microorganisms, enzymes, or nutrients.

(15) Data, methodology and supporting documentation for levels of the following [§ 300.915(a)(15)]:

Analyte	Result (mg/L)	Method
Arsenic	<0.436	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Barium	<0.581	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Cadmium	<0.226	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Chromium	<0.229	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Copper	<0.492	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Lead	<0.269	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Mercury	<0.00895	SW846 7471B (CVAA)
Nickel	<0.239	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Selenium	<0.400	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Silver	<0.203	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Vanadium	<0.217	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Zinc	<0.496	SW846 6020B (ICP/MS)
Cyanide	0.0993	EPA Method 335.4
Chlorinated hydrocarbons [Exception: p-Cymene (p-lsopropyltoluene)]	< Reporting limit; or non-detect [16.3]	SW846 8260C (GC/MS)
Pesticides		SW846 8081B (GC)
Polychlorinated biphenyls		SW846 8082A (GC)
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons		SW846 8270E (GC/MS)

(16) Prohibited agent certification [§ 300.915(a)(16)]
Certification including data, methodology and supporting documentation indicating that product does not contain any prohibited agents identified in § 300.910(e) provided by the submitter on April 28, 2026.

(17) Laboratory information [§ 300.915(a)(17)]
Information about the accredited laboratory that conducted the required tests, including: (i)Name of the laboratory, address, contact, name, email, and phone number; and (ii) the national and/or international accreditations held by the laboratory that are applicable to test(s) performed were provided by the submitter on April 28,2026.

(18) Laboratory test data and reports [§ 300.915(a)(18)]
All test data and calculations were provided by the submitter on April 28, 2026.

(19) Production volumes [§ 300.915(a)(19)]
Annual production volume: 364,135 gallons/year Average amount that can be product in a day: 1,168 gallons/day Maximum amount that could be produced in a day: 2,336 gallons/day Time frame needed to reach that maximum production rate in days: one week

(20) Design for the environment (now Safer Choice) [§ 300.915(a)(20)]
Not applicable

(21) International product testing, data, and/or certifications [§ 300.915(a)(21)]
Not applicable

Product category testing and listing requirements [§ 300.915(b)]

Surface washing agent efficacy test and listing criteria [§ 300.915(b)(1)]

Listing criteria: Surface washing agent must meet an efficacy of ≥30% in either freshwater or saltwater, or both, depending on the intended product use.

Use Environment	Effectiveness
Saltwater	77.0%
Freshwater	77.7%

Surface washing agent toxicity tests and listing criteria [§ 300.915(b)(2)]
Listing criteria: Surface washing agent must demonstrate an LC50 at the lower 95% confidence interval of greater than 10 ppm in either freshwater or saltwater for all tested species.

Acute Toxicity Test Data Summary – Saltwater species

Material Tested	Species	LC50 at the Lower 95% Confidence Interval	Duration
Product only	Menidia beryllina	63.44 ppm	96-hr
Product only	Americamysis bahia	40.35 ppm	48-hr

Acute Toxicity Test Data Summary – Freshwater species

Material Tested	Species	LC50 at the Lower 95% Confidence Interval	Duration
Product only	Pimephales promelas	58.83 ppm	96-hr
Product only	Ceriodaphnia dubia	127.68 ppm	48-hr

Fireman’s Brand Spillclean® Product Bulletin

General product information [§ 300.915(a)]

Product category testing and listing requirements [§ 300.915(b)]

Emergency Response