Bilge water treatment products employ a passive method for cleaning bilge waste that has accumulated in ships and boats. Oil Gone Easy offers Oil Gone Easy Marine S-200 bilge cleaner which removes oil and will protect your local marine environment.
At last there is an answer to the problem that currently plagues anyone who owns a boat with a bilge; water that inevitably gets mixed with engine oils and other lubricants. No current bilge water treatment product on the market assists you with the easy and safe discharge of this water, except Oil Gone Easy Marine S-200. This marine bilge cleaner will not harm rubber, wood, or fiberglass and is totally biodegradable.
Oil Gone Easy Marine S-200 adheres to hydrocarbons in the water and acts as a super-nutrient that attracts microbes already present, which then break them down. No more worries about damaging your local marine environment and no more costly and messy disposal problems! Pour one bottle of Oil Gone Easy Marine S-200 into your bilge and forget about oil contamination for the season. Our eco-friendly bilge cleaners will literally eat any leaking oil for up to two months!
Do you own a motorboat? Ever wonder how much damage that oily bilge waste will cause to the local environment if it gets into the water? Are you tempted to dump it overboard? Dumping bilge waste into open water is illegal under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and causes catastrophic damage to your local marine ecosystem. Fines have been known to exceed $20,000 for dumping bilge oil into the water. Just pour one bottle of Oil Gone Easy into the access points of your bilge and insure against unwanted discharge of oil into the water. One application of the product will eliminate bilge oil for up to two months.
In a bilge, Oil Gone Easy Marine S-200 will not disperse in the water column. Instead, it will attach to the hydrocarbons and create an agglomerated gel that will remain on the surface where there is an aerobic environment. Thus, only clean water at the bottom of the water column will be pumped overboard.
