Reddit Reddit reviews HEET 28201 Gas-Line Antifreeze and Water Remover, 12 Fl oz.

We found 13 Reddit comments about HEET 28201 Gas-Line Antifreeze and Water Remover, 12 Fl oz.. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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HEET 28201 Gas-Line Antifreeze and Water Remover, 12 Fl oz.
No.1 selling brand of gas-line antifreeze and water removerSafe for use in all 4-cycle engines including fuel injected enginesPrevents gas-line freeze upPrevents rust and corrosionThis item is not for sale in Catalina Island
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13 Reddit comments about HEET 28201 Gas-Line Antifreeze and Water Remover, 12 Fl oz.:

u/deathsupafire · 9 pointsr/gifs

I've made these before. Use Heet. The stuff for cars. You can get it at any corner store. http://www.amazon.com/28201-Gas-Line-Antifreeze-Water-Remover/dp/B0016GXNC4.

Edit: Warning! Do NOT use Iso-Heet. Use the yellow bottle only

u/Rbnarc · 5 pointsr/Trucking

This absolutely works. Adding a bottle of HEET to your washer fluid will take of the freezing rain.

https://www.amazon.com/28201-Gas-Line-Antifreeze-Water-Remover/dp/B0016GXNC4

u/drinkduff77 · 4 pointsr/DIY

Heet works really well and burns clean. It's mostly methanol.

u/QuirkySpiceBush · 4 pointsr/madisonwi

Mississippian here. The winter was a shock when I first moved here three years ago, but here are a few things that helped me adjust:

  1. the right equipment - Winter isn't nearly so bad when you're equipped for it. Buy a good winter coat, hat, and gloves. You'll need an ice scraper for your vehicle, and HEET is a fuel additive that makes it start more easily.
  2. the right attitude - Winters are cold here, but the surprise for me is how dark they are. Lots of gray days in a row can be depressing. You'll want to make the effort to stay active and connected, and avoid cocooning yourself. You're in luck, though. There are tons of events, Meetup groups, and outdoor sports to participate in.
u/thomas533 · 2 pointsr/preppers

Get a can of Yellow HEET or some other form of denatured alcohol. Get a 3 ounce aluminum cat food and punch some holes in it.

Next time there is a power outage, put a 1-2 ounces of denatured alcohol in the bottom of the can, light it, and put a covered pot with water and oatmeal on to boil. Once it is done, eat your oatmeal.

u/lechnito · 2 pointsr/LandCruisers

I think you're definitely on the right track here!

To really verify your theory, you would need to check the pressure on the output end of the fuel filter when it's cold. Long term, you will need to drain and refill the tank.

Have you tried starting up in those temps when you have a full tank of gas? Depending on how much water there is, dilution might be enough to get you going.

When was the last time you replaced your fuel filter? There might be debris caught in the filter that is making the problem worse. You might also consider lightly smacking the filter with a hammer just in case the Arthur Fonzarelli approach will be effective.

Something else to consider is adding a fuel de-icer product. I don't have any personal experience with Heet, but it sounds like it's a common additive for 60 series rigs in the winter.

u/The_Punniest · 1 pointr/backpacking

This is heet

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0016GXNC4?pc_redir=1414013292&robot_redir=1

I get it for like $2.50 USD at an auto parts store

u/fat_trucker · 1 pointr/cars

You can try some of this

Did it have any studering or loss of power in those few days? I think symptoms show earlier but I could be wrong. Might try /r/MechanicAdvice

u/rusty075 · 1 pointr/AskReddit

I'd rethink the idea of doing it as a loop. You'll be spending half your trip rehiking trail you've already hiked. Wouldn't you rather spend the second half seeing some new scenery? Compared to cost of spending 3 months on the trail the price of a train or bus ticket home is pretty minimal. And don't bother trying to predict the stopping point in advance - you won't know how far you'll be able to hike until you're actually out there doing it, and trying to hike to schedule will definitely compromise the experience. Just wing it, you'll be able to coordinate the travel arrangements along the way.

If you want to experience more of social aspects of the AT's trail culture, instead of starting in MD, hop on down to Georgia and start walk towards home. (It's a <$100 amtrak ticket) You'll be in the thick of the nobo thru-hiker group, and depending on your speed you may be just about on your doorstep by late July. Or, if you start from MD in April and head south (too early to really head very far north) you'll be largely by yourself until you start crossing nobo's in VA in late May. You'll also find that a lot of the hiker-oriented business, hostels and the like, aren't open that far north yet. They tend to time their seasons around the arrival of the nobo herd. Either way would work, it just depends on what sort of experience you're looking to have. (imo, if you're looking for a solo wilderness experience the AT is not necessarily the best choice. The social aspect is what really makes the AT special.)

The majority of At thru-hikers carry either homemade alcohol stoves or butane/propane canister stoves, with white-gas stoves a pretty distant third. Alcohol fuel is the most available of the three, being available in pretty much every gas station, grocery store, or hardware store along the way. Most of the hostels and outfitters along the way also sell it by the ounce - you just top off you fuel bottle and pay for it by weight. Butane canisters are widely available at outfitters, but you do need to do a little more planning ahead. Because you can't tell for sure when the canister will run out you end up carrying 2 canisters - a full and an almost empty - for a chunk of the time.

u/strocknar · 1 pointr/LearnUselessTalents

It just needs to be a high proof alcohol. HEET actually works well.

u/fullstop_upshop · 1 pointr/CampingandHiking

No problem. Go into any hardware, paint, or big box store and buy a can of Denatured Alcohol. Another option is HEET antifreeze, which is sold at gas stations, hardware stores, etc. You should get the YELLOW bottle of HEET, and not the red one, which doesn't burn as cleanly.