If we were to remove part of the cleaning product or scalp it by just taking part of it, that would be bad. In fact, these products are typically designed so they don’t react with the oil. They typically use wetting to pop the oil from the surface and because of that they don’t get really connected. You may lose a bit of cleaner that goes, not solution of the oil. You’re not having one particular component in the cleaning material that is lost to the soil and removed with that splitting. That’s one of the great elements of the splitter technologies, the soil doesn’t have any long-term negative effects on those products. That’s why you tend to get extended tank life if you’re doing a good job on the skimming and oil removal.