<VV> RE:Dry Gas

[JVHRoberts at aol.com]

That's assuming gasohol is stored properly at the distribution points and  
the stations. Otherwise, it'll pick up water and if you add just a bit more,  
you'll get phase separation. With the water/ethanol on the bottom...
 
In a message dated 11/24/2005 10:12:17 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
srmarti at netzero.net writes:

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Both will work, as will ethanol. HOWEVER, and this is a  BIG HOWEVER, the  
alcohol of choice MUST BE VERY DRY! Meaning, no  rubbing alcohol, no
Everclear,  
etc. DRY... As long as the DRY  criteria is met, any of these will work. 

<snip>

Here in  CT seems like most if not all the gas already has ethanol in it.   So
maybe Dry Gas is normally unnecessary.   Maybe if your car is  unused for
long periods with little gas and subject to wide temperature  swings.  Then
the gas is likely to go sour anyway unless treated with  and antioxidant or
drained out.

Steve