🛢️ Brady SPC BPO500 15x17 Oil-Only Absorbent Pads - 100 Ct | Lightweight & Economical Review

I place them on top of the hot tub water to soak up the oils (thanks Reddit!). They seem to work better than the floating ones I've used.

I put these under my Yanmar outboard motor to make it easier to spot oil and coolant leaks. Each liner is perforated so it can be easily cut in half to fit tight spaces. As expected, they absorb oil but not water.

I poured 2 liters of oil from my grandfather's deep fryer into the back room. It was full of used oil. I put these pads on the oil and left it for a few days. The oil soaked in and was easy to remove. Nancy

Three coolers failed, engine was washed each time, the oil was still collecting in the expansion tank, cut the pipe, insert it in the expansion tank and suck up the oil. Well done. In this environment, however, it absorbed water, but the oil stuck to the fabric. Buy again bet.

You literally pull oil out of water and leave water behind. As such, they are of great value to boaters with a grip and a careless tuner. Throw one in the hold. You can trim them to fit the base of the filters without spilling a drop. During my circumnavigation I kept a few under a diesel engine to prevent future leaks. Enjoy clean oil and filter changes.

I used to buy stuff like this from West Marine or other similar suppliers. They charge several orders of magnitude more for this. Sailboat) face the same problem, and since there are in a place where there are many such boats, I ordered this bale. None of us have room on board to stow that much. But almost all of us have room for maybe 20 of them. So I bought them and offered them to other cruisers at a huge discount compared to what they would otherwise pay (less than a third of a 5 pack and a