CXTKRS1
06-16-2010, 12:40 PM
http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/100-biodegradable-automotive-oil-can-have-enormous-green-impact
Biodegradable oil for automotive use is now a reality. G-Oil is not petroleum based, but made from animal fat. One barrel of fat can yield one barrel of G-oil (green oil) when mixed with a proprietary chemical. Most amazing is that G-Oil can be converted into soil on which cattle can graze to produce the fat. Even the containers and labels are 100% recyclable.
It’s produced by Green Oil Technologies who say G-Oil is the “first bio-based, high-endurance motor oil to provide superior performance during the maximum oil change interval recommended by vehicle manufacturers.”
Used G-OIL™ can be easily disposed of with G-DISPOSOIL™, that converts oil into soil. No more trips to the containment center. G-OIL™ bottles are 100% recyclable and the labels are printed with soy ink on biodegradable paper. (getg)
I wonder how good this stuff compared to a main steam synthetic oil like Mobil 1?
Biodegradable oil for automotive use is now a reality. G-Oil is not petroleum based, but made from animal fat. One barrel of fat can yield one barrel of G-oil (green oil) when mixed with a proprietary chemical. Most amazing is that G-Oil can be converted into soil on which cattle can graze to produce the fat. Even the containers and labels are 100% recyclable.
It’s produced by Green Oil Technologies who say G-Oil is the “first bio-based, high-endurance motor oil to provide superior performance during the maximum oil change interval recommended by vehicle manufacturers.”
Used G-OIL™ can be easily disposed of with G-DISPOSOIL™, that converts oil into soil. No more trips to the containment center. G-OIL™ bottles are 100% recyclable and the labels are printed with soy ink on biodegradable paper. (getg)
I wonder how good this stuff compared to a main steam synthetic oil like Mobil 1?