Keep our oceans Pristine

This is just a photo of Gary and Fred fooling around with our new nesting dinghy.  But also an indication of our pristine environment and why we use totally environmentally safe products to help keep it that way.

 Not only are we saving tons of money on all our cleaning products,( I know I sound like a commercial, ) but we are not putting all the bad stuff into our oceans and on our land.  I can never remember all the alphabet soup that is in the cleaners today, it just boggles the mind, but did you know that 3 drops of Basic H will make 16 oz of window cleaners.  Cuts the grease, does what window cleaner is supposed to do, and costs almost nothing.  Now how much better can a cleaner be.


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