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Water Soakers are the economic solution to the common problem of water contaminating fuel tanks and storage containers.
Condensation inside fuel tanks, which if not removed, not only corrodes the inside of the tank, but can also make engine starting much more difficult.
With oil-fired central heating tanks the problem can be with excessive condensation inside the plastic based tank. On boats the water seepage into fuel tanks can cause problems, especially if the water traps become overloaded.
The Soaker absorbs the water from ‘under’ the fuel and can be reused until saturated.
Simply drop the Soaker into your tank and use the line attached to retrieve and inspect.
The outer container/net prevents the inner sorbent material from swelling larger than the filler opening.
Available in 3 sizes: |
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June 11, 2010
What is a Water Soaker
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