Ethanol Shield Fuel Stabilizer, 24 oz (2 Pack) Keeps Fuel Fresh, Gasoline Treatment Fuel Additive That Protects Fuel System, Gas Stabilizer for Fuel Storage, Antioxidant and Anticorrosive

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

I believe this going to work just great for all my yard equipment. Filled 5 gallon gas can and put in yard equipment for the winter. It does help absorb water and saves from carburetor being gummy.

Very good at dispersing water and quicker start ups.

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?

good product, but leaking package

Order was fast and packaged very well. My first time using Ethanol Shield due to a demo I saw on YouTube by Chickcanic. I was a die hard Seafoam guy but not after that demo. Also Mechanic in a Bottle out performed Seafoam. Especially when it comes to moisture or water in the fuel. In southwest Louisiana, humidity is a major problem. Will definitely order from this vendor again.

Watch the video on Chickanic ( YouTube) on watching how this absorbs water added to fuel versus Stability... hands down better Stabol followed the water around the gas w/o absorbing it. This immediately absorbed it.

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.