Kengro is in the business of providing the Oil and Industrial sectors with an environmentally-friendly solution to spills and leaks. This is the leading edge of science in the field of spill cleanup: bioremediation.

Bioremediation (n): The use of certain absorbent materials to capture petrochemicals, while at the same time encouraging the growth of microbes whose purpose is to consume and transform those petrochemicals into harmless, non-polluting compounds such as methane gas.

Kengro's flagship product, Biosorb, uses a powerful wicking action to actually pull oil into the material. The material has a strong grip, as it won't leech the product once absorbed. As it turns out, the materials comprising Biosorb are a natural haven for microbes that love to eat oil, so the folks at Kengro don't have to add any extra microbes to the product. There's no genetic engineering going on here, nor any manipulation of what nature has given us. They've just found the right mix of plant matter to do the job, and put a lot of time and money into getting it tested. The result is a proven solution, with results far beyond those of peat moss or other "cheap" cleanup methods.

We've demonstrated this wicking ability dozens of times, and it always works out the same. When compared to other products in the field, Kengro soaks up the oil faster and stronger than anything else we've tried.