He has an english name, but he is French....from Normandy....
He permits to wash your outboard motor with less noise...... and also, to be more good appear, on the roads and highways, with his color and led light accessory http://www.pneuboat.org/
You can see it on this site: read on the right, after cliking on <<Silent Washer>>
I like the roar and throaty noise when flushing at home on the drive, that's part of the fun of having a rib, why muffle it, sod the neighbours....
I'm with you, I like my neighbours to know I'm home after a day on the water!
I viewed the video on their site and the sound difference was marginal at least. I might look for a wide rubber or plastic bucket and run the outboard in. I'm planning to use Salt Away before it's stored for the season.
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Not exactly what I would describe as 'Silent Washer', not a huge reduction in sound.
Much the same result - albeit I don't engage drive - when using muffs on mine by putting an old bath towel or bucket over the prop.
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