Thread: Eatoils™ BT200™

Tried the sample Doug sent me of the EATOILS™ BT200™ yesterday. Stuff exceeded my expectations. almost 10,000 square foot of pavers and set stone, dozens of oil stains from contractors truck that have been parking there over the past year to perform the $300,000 remodel and addition.

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Not one to rave about new products, but my experience with the EATOILS™ BT200™ was amazing, and I highly recommend the product.

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Good to hear....how did you apply it?

Looking forward to my sample. I have a special commercial job in mind for it.

Thanks so much Jim. I really appreciate you posting that.

Per instructions Carlos. Pre wet the stains with a bit of H2O, then applied a small portion of the BT200, lightly brushed it in, then let it dwell about an hour while my crew worked on other ares of the project.

Spun the entire area using my Steel Eagle 3 bar with 25 degree tips, rinsed. Let dry while we did the neighbors driveway (bonus $200 for 45 minutes work), came back at took the after pictures.

Originally Posted by New Look

Good to hear....how did you apply it?

Looking forward to my sample. I have a special commercial job in mind for it.

Carlos, wioth this product, "a little bit goes a long way" is so true.

Hey Doug...can you email me the msds for BT200? Thanks man

Yep, will do right now. I went on the SW1000 web site to try and get the MSDS for SW1000 but it wasn't there or I couldn't find it. Was suprised at that.

I will email you one.

I like how thick BT200 is ...almost like a 'jell.

What is the mix ratio for this on heavy duty de-greasing?

Also,

How much for a 5 gallon pail? On the website it says that a 5 gal. pail makes 320 gallons...Help me out with this logic as it relates to still being classified as a de-greaser. What am I missing here.

Appreciate it Doug....

Originally Posted by New Look

I will email you one.

I like how thick BT200 is ...almost like a 'jell.

What is the mix ratio for this on heavy duty de-greasing?

Also,

How much for a 5 gallon pail? On the website it says that a 5 gal. pail makes 320 gallons...Help me out with this logic as it relates to still being classified as a de-greaser. What am I missing here.

Appreciate it Doug....

Carlos, for most general all purpose cleaning methods for any of the EATOILS products, the Manufacture recommends diluting at 2 onuces per gallon of water. So if you have 640 ounces to a five gallon pail and dilute it 2 ounces per gallon of water you will make 320 gallons. For heavy degreasing (removing oil stains, cleaning gas stations, etc) though you will dilute anywhere form 5-10 ounces per gallon up to using it full strength. There are many different applicatons you can use the BT200 for. I use it to wash houses at 5 onuces to a gallon because it will KILL mold and mildew and even provides ongoing cleaning even after your done. We have schools that use it to remove scuff marks on gym floors, awning cleaners use to clean awnings, we have carpet cleaners and tile and grout cleaners that use it. It was also used to clean up after the Exxon Valdez spill and some independant contractors used it in the recent Gulf Spill to clean up marshes and even the birds.

Many, Many other uses for it too. Go to there web site at EatOils Ecologo Certified Green Cleaning & Treatment Products | Main and you can research all their products. Lot's of great information there. Feel free to also call Charles Robinson at 866.621.8244 w any questions. He is the owner of the company and National Sales Manager and very knowledgeable about these Bio-Remediation type products. And as always, I am here for you too.

Remember that the BT200 is a CERTIFIED (by an independant 3rd party testing facility) GREEN product. There is truly absolutely nothing harmful in it. You can actually stick your arm in a 5 gallon pail and leave it in there all day and it will not harm you in any way. I ven tell people that if you were swallow it, the worst thing that would happen is you'd get a bad case of gas, it's just gonna clean you out.

Hope this helps.

Doug

Originally Posted by dougr

Carlos, for most general all purpose cleaning methods for any of the EATOILS products, the Manufacture recommends diluting at 2 onuces per gallon of water. So if you have 640 ounces to a five gallon pail and dilute it 2 ounces per gallon of water you will make 320 gallons. For heavy degreasing (removing oil stains, cleaning gas stations, etc) though you will dilute anywhere form 5-10 ounces per gallon up to using it full strength. There are many different applicatons you can use the BT200 for. I use it to wash houses at 5 onuces to a gallon because it will KILL mold and mildew and even provides ongoing cleaning even after your done. We have schools that use it to remove scuff marks on gym floors, awning cleaners use to clean awnings, we have carpet cleaners and tile and grout cleaners that use it. It was also used to clean up after the Exxon Valdez spill and some independant contractors used it in the recent Gulf Spill to clean up marshes and even the birds.

Many, Many other uses for it too. Go to there web site at EatOils Ecologo Certified Green Cleaning & Treatment Products | Main and you can research all their products. Lot's of great information there. Feel free to also call Charles Robinson at 866.621.8244 w any questions. He is the owner of the company and National Sales Manager and very knowledgeable about these Bio-Remediation type products. And as always, I am here for you too.

Remember that the BT200 is a CERTIFIED (by an independant 3rd party testing facility) GREEN product. There is truly absolutely nothing harmful in it. You can actually stick your arm in a 5 gallon pail and leave it in there all day and it will not harm you in any way. I ven tell people that if you were swallow it, the worst thing that would happen is you'd get a bad case of gas, it's just gonna clean you out.

Hope this helps.

Doug

Thanks Doug for the detailed explanation. Maybe I will sip some with my morning coffee...I could use a good cleaning.

I tested it out last night on a dumpster pad...small test but a test nevertheless. I will go by this morning and take a look at it.