The mold needed modification to produce good parts, and it was November of 1995 when I got usable goods. My older brother, two older sisters, and I cried when the first newspaper article came out. We still well up when we talk about him. We miss him so much. On the environmental side, the intriguing statistic of BOB is the pollution it prevents and the return it gives its users.
Most people throw the bottles in the trash with the residue still clinging to the inside.
Into our landfills. The only reason so much is thrown away is due to the difficulty in holding the bottles upside down the several hours needed to drain them completely, which is exactly the job that BOB does so well. Another statistic provided by industry sources is the number of Americans who change their own oil. In a study conducted in 1993, there were 192,865,000 automobiles registered in the United States. That means there are a LOT of people who need a tool to drain their oil bottles completely.