Questions and Answers for Ethanol Shield 24 oz. Fuel Stabilizer

A:  We recommend 1oz Ethanol Shield per 2.5 gallons of gasoline. We also recommend that you treat the gas can(s) that feed into your equipment to ensure all of your equipment is treated. With that said, you can add it directly to your equipment's fuel tank and you can not over treat with the product. If you add 1 oz to half a gallon there shouldn't be any issues.

A:  It would depend on the amount of fuel in the washer fuel tank. I believe the ratio is 1 oz. of stabilizer to 2.5 gallons of gasoline.

A:  Read the back of the bottle and you will find out.

A:  If the vehicle will be sitting for more than 30 days, then condensation may begin to build up. Our Ethanol Shield will help by bonding the condensation/water to the fuel, so it will burn. However, if the vehicle is run regularly, then it will not be effective for your use when using pure gasoline with no ethanol.

A:  yes

A:  Yes. I use non-ethanol in my home yard equipment and the ethanol shield. Have had no problems with fuel storage over winter, etc.

A:  I don't see why not. I don't know the shelf life of non ethanol gas but I believe this stuff would help with condensation accumulation in that gas over time. BTW, where'd you find non ethanol gas?

A:  Why not? I use it for that purpose too

A:  I use it for both. Works just fine in lawnmowers, outboards, trimmers, etc.

A:  Hi Justo, Thanks for the question. Yes Ethanol Shield works great with all 2/4 cycle air cooled engines.

A:  I do just that for my outboard engine, and for over three years I've had no problems with the engine.

A:  Hello Steve, Great question. Yes, you can add Ethanol Shield to the mixed fuel.

A:  I have a bottle that is over two years old, opened, and no problems so far.

A:  Actually looked into this. BC Solutions the company web site says 5 years, even if it's been open.

A:  There are several ways this can be used depending upon the application. For power equipment, mix 2oz to 5 gallons. For automotive use, 1oz per 10 gallons for everyday use. If the car etc. will sit for a long period, mix it at 2oz per 5 gallons. Additionally, if there is extra Ethanol Shield added, it will not hurt anything. In other words, Ethanol Shield cannot be over mixed.

A:  Obviously cannot if full strength

A:  All you need to treat 5 gallons is 2oz of Ethanol Shield.

A:  I understand 2 oz. per gal ; so 10 ounces for 5 gal

A:  I understand 2-3 years opened; but keep tightly sealed after opening to avoid contaminations entering product,; unopened ... indefinite

A:  Ethanol Shield has a 5-year shelf life, regardless if it is opened or new.

A:  I've been using it in a 25hp. Yamaha outboard for over three years with no apparent problems with the engine so far.

A:  Yes, Ethanol Shield works great in marine engines and it does boost octane.

A:  Yes, this product can be used in all 2 stroke and 4 stroke outdoor power equipment.

A:  Yes, you can use this in your Cub Cadet Snow Blower. Keep it in the fuel all of the time as you never know when the last time the snow Blower will be used.