Synthetic absorbents are made from man-made materials like polypropylene, and are designed to absorb liquids and chemicals like oil and hydrocarbons.

Synthetic absorbents are not biodegradable, which can lead to pollution.

Synthetic absorbents have undergone extensive chemical modification, making them economically and environmentally non-friendly.

Synthetic absorbents are not easily disposable, and may require landfilling or incineration

Natural (COCO) absorbents a lightweight product that absorbs or encapsulates hydrocarbons on contact rather than absorbing the oil through surface tension.

Biodegradable (Safe for environment, animals and as well as for the people) and non-toxic.

Gentle on surfaces and won't scratch or damage them. Can absorb and retain large amounts of water and some chemicals.

Can be composted or safely disposed of in soil. At the end of the shelf life it can be used in agriculture, horticulture.