Slurry Slayer™ is a concrete slurry management system developed by an actual contractor who works in the field every day — so it’s built for how the job really works. It turns messy liquid slurry into a non-hazardous, landfill-accepted solid you can simply scoop up and dispose of. No pumping, no mopping, no pouring slurry where it shouldn’t go.
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Developed by a working contractor — built for real job-site conditions
Turns slurry into a non-hazardous, landfill-accepted solid — scoop it up and bag it
No fillers — you’re not paying for added weight
Reacts faster and with less material than competitors’ products
Highly efficient — one 55 lb bag absorbs up to 550 gallons of slurry
A Two-Product System
Slurry Slayer™ is a complete slurry management program with two products that work individually or together:
Slurry Slayer™ Solidifier™ — solidifies the slurry into a scoopable, disposable solid
Slurry Slayer™ Purifier™ — for treating the water/waste
Use what your job calls for — just the Solidifier, or both together for complete slurry management.
What It’s For
Concrete grinding and polishing
Concrete saw cutting and drilling
Concrete rinse-out areas
Stone restoration
It works on water-based waste — concrete and stone slurry, and similar water-based compounds.
Available Sizes
55 lb sack (Item #381919055) — absorbs up to 550 gallons
“Super Sack” (special order) — for high-volume operations
Good to Know
It’s polymer-based, so the waste must be below 150°F (it will melt above that) and it can’t be used in freezing temperatures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much slurry does a 55 lb bag absorb? Up to 550 gallons.
What waste does it work on? Water-based compounds — concrete and stone slurry and similar. (Not for non-water-based waste.)
Why solidify slurry? Slurry can’t responsibly go down drains or storm sewers — solidifying it lets you dispose of it as a non-hazardous, landfill-accepted solid.
Any temperature limits? Yes — the waste must be below 150°F, and it can’t be used in freezing temperatures.