US Patent No. 10,550,329 B2: Energy Efficient Method for Recovering Oil from Asphalt Waste utilizing Bioremediation.

US Patent No. 10,550,329 B2: Energy Efficient Method for Recovering Oil from Asphalt Waste utilizing Bioremediation.

The US Patent describes a cold water process for producing fuel oil from waste asphalt, oil sands, and other asphaltic material. The process is environmentally friendly and cost-effective. The process does not leave any carbon footprint.

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Fuel Oil Spill from Under Pressure Connection from the Tanker: VaporRemed a Friend in Need

Fuel Oil Spill from Under Pressure Connection from the Tanker: VaporRemed a Friend in Need

This is about an unusual incident where the nozzle of the hose connected to an oil tanker separated from parent hose under pressure releasing large amounts of fuel on the driveway, flower bed, walls and glasses of e house. VaporRemed was applied to mitigate fuel oil fumes and remediate the impacted areas.

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Happy Independence Day, 2016

Wish you all a Happy Independence Day. Have fun and fireworks but be safe.

 

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20% Discount for orders from home owners affected by the recent floods in South Carolina

Great product! Works as advertised.
Recent rains and flooding in S.C. left us with someone else's fuel oil under one end of our house. We don't even have a tank on our land and our house smelled like fuel oil, especially in one bathroom and den. I discovered about a 5' x 8' section of oil impacted soil under this area of the house. I ordered VaporRemed and sprayed it on the affected...Read More

area. Within the hour the strong fumes had diminished and you could only smell a faint oily smell in the house. The next day there was no smell in the house. I am going to buy another gallon to treat some other spots in the yard that were also contaminated during the flooding. Read Less

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Removing fuel oil from unfinished concrete

VaporRemed is known to remove fuel oil odor from concrete effectively and permanently after a single spray. But this is not so in the case of unfinished concrete since unfinished concrete has so many spaces that the oil remains trapped in the material as can be seen in the video.

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