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Oil Lift is the brand name for a line of super-concentrated cleaning products made by Save the Oceans Inc., a company based in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. The website oillift.net is the brand's own storefront and information hub: it presents the products, explains their uses, and links to online checkout. If you are looking for an industrial-strength cleaner for oil stains, aviation surfaces, or spill cleanup, this site is where the manufacturer sells and describes those products directly.
Who runs the site
The site identifies its operator as Save the Oceans Inc., with a mailing address of PO Box 38011, Morgan Heights, Surrey BC, Canada. The company describes itself as a manufacturer of "responsible super concentrated cleaning products & system," and states that its products are designed with environmental and human health considerations in mind.
The products are sold across retail, commercial, construction, hardware, automotive, industrial, aviation, and marine markets in various locations worldwide. According to the site, the company is expanding into major North American retailers through distributor partners and aims to establish stocking master distributors and industry-specific distributors by business area and geography.
What the products do
The core product, Oil Lift, is a formulated solution for difficult cleaning jobs such as removing deeply embedded oil stains. The site states that it penetrates oil and de-bonds it from surfaces including concrete, paving stone, and asphalt — the kind of task professional cleaning companies handle for commercial and residential jobs. The site also hosts videos demonstrating how to remove oil stains from a driveway and how to remove oil from concrete.
Beyond driveway and concrete cleaning, the site highlights two other applications:
- Aviation cleaner — an industrial-strength concentrate described as usable on any aircraft type requiring a cleaner that conforms to Boeing D6-17487 revision P standards. The stated dilution is 60 parts water for painted surfaces, and a 20 L pail can be diluted into a 205 L drum for regular cleaning.
- Oil spill cleanup — the same product line positioned for spill response work.
One point the company emphasizes is that its products have numerous secondary uses: once users discover what a product can clean, they tend to apply it to other surfaces, which the company says keeps generating new ideas and markets.
What you can do on the site
The site is organized around a few practical entry points:
| Section | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Product / Shop Online | Product information and online purchasing, with a checkout page |
| Learning Center | Guidance and demonstrations, including the oil-stain removal videos |
| Testimonials | Customer accounts of product use |
| FAQ's | Common questions about the products |
| Where To Buy | Retail and distributor locations |
| Being A Distributor | Information for parties interested in distributing |
| PDF Download | Downloadable product documentation |
| Contact | Direct contact with the company |
Who this is for
The site is aimed at two broad groups. The first is end users with a tough cleaning problem — a homeowner with an oil-stained driveway, a mechanic, a marine or aviation operator, or a professional cleaning company. The second is commercial partners: retailers and distributors interested in stocking the line, which the "Being A Distributor" and "Where To Buy" pages address.
If you want to understand what the product is before buying, the Learning Center and the demonstration videos are the most useful starting points. If you already know you need it, the Shop Online and Where To Buy sections tell you how to get it.