Cleaning up an oil stain in your driveway forces most people to use noxious chemicals that only make the problem worse.

Oil Gone Easy – a natural, bio-remediation product is now available by the quart for homeowners to safely clean oil-stained driveways, concrete, garages, and even soil.

Oil Gone Easy, now available to consumers, is the product that was used to help clean up the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska, and other spills on land. It’s been proven to work for oil spills – and now homeowners can use a highly-effective product to clean up oil spills at home.

Oil stains on the driveway are unsightly, and can be tracked into your home — exposing your family to petroleum while damaging your floors and carpets. If you keep tools in your garage such as weed trimmers and lawnmowers, they can drip oil or fuel and leave stains and petroleum smell in your garage.

Up until now it’s been difficult to eliminate oil spills. Common methods such as using rags, sand, or even kitty litter don’t actually eliminate the hydrocarbon contamination, nor do they remove the stain.

Bioremediation is a natural process at oil spill sites where bacteria break down fuels into harmless by-products like water. New products are available now that speed up this process. While bioremediation is EPA-approved, oil-spill tested, and a green method for actually breaking down hydrocarbons, it has only just now become available to consumers

Oil Gone Easy S-200 uses special nutrients to attract microbes to the spill, which then break the oil down into water. It takes about a week to completely remove an oil stain. Oil Gone Easy S-200 “recruits” local bacteria to work on the oil stain and its liquid form encapsulates the fuel spill immediately, preventing it from evaporating (or even washing away in rain) or seeping further into the ground.

It also promptly eliminates the petrochemical odor – and biodegrades quickly after completely removing the oil spot.

For more information visit http://www.oilgoneasy.com.