Fuel Stabilizer, 24 oz (2 Pack)

This is one of the best products on the market today. Keeps gas fresh, and maintains o rings and seals. Keeps them soft.

Finally, I found something that saves my back when trying to start my old power washer in the spring and snow blower in the winter. I was so impressed that I had to try adding it to gas mixed with water—it worked by binding to the water! I know that draining the tank is the best option, but why do it if this product means I no longer have to?

I recently switched to this brand of fuel stabilizer, so I can NOT provide a long term assessment of its effectiveness, yet. But, I HAVE used this same company's other product, "Mechanic in a Bottle", & I know for sure that it does a great job of softening Rubber parts. So -- maybe this company can be trusted? The main reason I bought this particular brand of Stabilizer, is that it seems to do a good job of mixing with water in the gas. The YouTube channel "Chicanic" made some compelling arguments for using this product to mix with & burn out water in gas. With today's Ethanol gasoline, that can be a very important quality. I have an old hunting truck that does not get much use -- the gas sits in the tank for2-3 months, and the Ethanol WILL soak up water from the air -- East Texas is very humid. So, I'm adding this brand of Stabilizer to the tank to mix with the water at the bottom of the tank, so it can get burned up. I shoulda done this years ago -- I've already had to replace the metal gas tank once, because it rusted out at the bottom, where the water collects.

I bought this based on the evaluation and recommendation from Chickanic on You Tube, and am glad I did. I recently purchased a 372 clone chainsaw, which in which I used a 25:1 mix ratio which is common in the Chinese clone saws. Well, I knew the fuel I used was over a year old, and not something I should run, but in interest of trying this product I did. It was taking 10 - 12 pulls before it would start, and it would then run, but not well. I tried this about a dozen times with the same results. I then poured the fuel out of the saw back into the can and added a storage amount of Ethanol Shield. I then filled the saw again and after a dozen pulls it started. I ran it about 5 minutes to let the product fully work through, then gave it about 4 hours of sitting, and the made only 4 pulls and it started and ran for the 1st time running well an idling properly. Coincidence ? I doubt it !!!

I had two mowers with old fuel that would not run. I used as directed, drain the fuel system, added Ethanol Shield Fuel Stabilizer for 24 hours then drained and added new fuel. All in all it worked pretty good, I all take 50/50 odds of not have to tear a carburetor apart any day. Results were 50/50 aswell one ran great and one got a new carb. I Ordered after seeing (Chickanic) YouTube review.