been using MMO as an engine fogger for yrs. I started using it in all my OPEs fuel. I have experienced waaaay less carb troubles and generally easier starts. It works well as a fuel add in my 528e. Ive even added a little to the crankcase 500 miles before an oil drain. Yrs ago, I rebuilt an ancient fuel pump that had been sitting on shelf for several yrs. The diaphragm was dry and brittle. Had I used it in that condition , it would have failed in short order. I soaked it over night in MMO and it was good as new. The pump ran the Jeep until I junked it 5 yrs later. Maybe all I'm experiencing is placebo effects, I dont care, I love the smell

Thanks for the info. Here's the scoop and the list of what came home with me today - there may be more coming in the future since the lady who is giving them away had second thoughts on a few. Her garden is TO DIE FOR! These were some of the happiest roses I have ever seen living the live of luxury in 3 foot deep beds of loose loamy rich soil. Seriously - it was rose heaven! Unfortunately, she is going through a divorce and doesn;t know what the future will hold, so she decided she wants zero maintenance plants since her soon to be ex may end up with the house and will promptly kill all the roses anyway. She decided it was better to give them away to good homes (she did a little interview first to see if I knew anything about roses) rather than have them die of neglect. Fortunately, I passed the interview and was gifted the following: Ambridge Rose '08 Baronne Prevost '08 Cottage Rose '08 Tuscany Superb '08 Orange Mothersday '08 Jude the Obscure '08 Gene Boerner '08 The Herbalist '08 She had several people there yesterday to dig and more were coming after I left. I probably could have asked for a few more, but I didn;t want to seem piggish about it. If she decides to part with the following, I am first in line to get: Distant Drums OLOG In return, I am going to give her divisions of 20 or so daylilys, several hostas (I have over 150 named hostas for her to choose from), some heucheras and some iris. They will all be pretty and won't break her heart if she has to ignore them. I am truly sorry for her current situation, but I think a new gardening friendship has blossomed and she will be welcome to come visit her babies at my house whenever she wants. All of them have already broken dormancy so I did pot up a couple of them, and some of them are just going to have to spend one night sitting in trash bags, I am exhausted from digging the new bed where they will live! LOL! They will be planted tomorrow... if I can move! LOLOLOL! Thanks again for the advice! Alexa

when I say the jars open, I mean the screw on lids unscrew and come completely off the bottle getting water in the bottle and hot sauce in the water. it's a complete loss. I forgot to mention in my described process above that you have to check the tightness on every bottle when it comes out, and if it's done right they almost always need to be slightly tightened because they expand slightly further from the bwb, giving it a nice vacuum noticeable from the hiss you hear when it opens. (I'm going to go and edit my above post to mention this). now I'm not gonna lie, this technique involves developing some heat tolerance on your hands (you are after all hand tightening something that just came out of boiling water). or someone can come up with a less barbaric method than my "just use your hands sissy" approach. but finding a good non slip surface to do it on so you don't have to use the other hand to hold the bottle still helps (I use a textured glass cutting board). yes, I considered and tried using the jar tongs, but it ends up being more trouble than it's worth IMO. the kitchen I'm renting charges by the hour, so shaving down the time wherever I can is the name of the game. I've given thought to getting a torque wrench and finding the ideal tightness, and just using that. you can tell this is a topic I spend a lot of time thinking about. thankfully I'm better at actually doing it than I am at describing it.

Probably should mention the specs on the carpet samples I like: Floorcraft Tigressa 4 star nylon at 53 oz Meditate Stainmaster 5 star 46 oz Riverfest Plus II Stainmaster 46 oz Platinum Plus Expressive II from HD 68 oz The Tigressa comes in 15' so I'd have no seam. Kids like the Riverfest a lot because it's so soft.