Ethanol Shield Fuel Stabilizer 1 Gallon (128 oz) Prevents Corrosion - Gasoline Treatment That Protects Fuel System- Fuel Saver - Treats up to 1280 Gallons.

Works great.

No more dead gas after a couple of months. For fuel storage this is the answer. Over the winter (4 months at most) the gas is still useable. If you use fuel quickly use Mechanic In A Bottle. It keeps gaskets, seal, all carb parts clean and pliable.

it removed water well

Best on the market. Gallon is the best value

Much better product than Stabil. Converts water in fuel and solubilizes for better combustion.

Just received it a couple days ago. Read the directions on the container but that's about all I have had time to do. I'm sure it has to be a good item with some of your advertisers swearing by it. I've also use Mechanic in a Bottle with some satisfying results. I haven't had much luck with seafoam and various other name brand items. If it works like I hope it does, I will be a lifelong user.

I needed to store gasoline for a project involving running generators 24/7 for a few weeks (as winter was approaching). I purchased some Stabil™ Storage in preparation for the project, but before I used it, I thought I would check online for some reviews. I watched @chicanic on YouTube perform a test with Stabil™ Storage vs Ethanol Shield™ Fuel Stabilizer ("What's BEST For Storage! Check Out These SHOCKING Results!"). I looked around for some Ethanol Shield, and found smaller quantities locally, but only Amazon had the full gallon size (I am using a lot of gas on this project). I have had the generators running 24/7, although I do stop them briefly to change the oil every 50 hours. At 100 hours, I check and gap or replace spark plugs, clean the air filter, and change the oil. For the first week of my project, I ran a head-to-head comparison, using Stabil™ in three 5-gallon cans and Ethanol Shield™ in three identical 5-gallon cans (I cycled through six cans in 50 hours). The cans were filled at the same station on the same days from the same pumps. I used the product exactly as the instructions recommended. I marked on the bottom of the cans which stabilizer I used. I randomly cycled through the cans and observed the performance of the generators. When I used Ethanol Shield, the generators ran smoother than when I used Stabil. It was easy to tell—even my daughter could tell. Since I went through 30 gallons every other day, I was also able to test the engine performance without any stabilizer. The generators performed better with stabilizers and best with the Ethanol Shield™ brand of stabilizer. The generators falter and stutter less when using a fuel stabilizer than without it. The generators "sound" better on Ethanol Shield™ compared to Stabil™. I still have a week left on this project, so I will be burning through much more gas. I have almost used up the Stabil™ that I purchased, so I will be switching to only using the Ethanol Shield™ brand when the Stabil™ runs out.

I was suggested that I use Ethanol Shield. I even tested it myself. It does get rid of the water… unlike the competitors And everything started up first pull with the Ethanol Shield sitting all winter.. I can’t wait until spring comes!