Is HEET better than Seafoam for Water in Fuel? Let's find out!

Which product works best for removing water contaminated fuel: Seafoam, HEET, or Isopropyl Alcohol? In this video, we test each of these products in water and we also test how they do with preventing and melting ice that's formed in gasoline.
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[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for all of the video suggestion and please continue suggesting future video ideas! Best regards, Todd HEET: amzn.to/2QeVA8S Seafoam: amzn.to/3hlKHOJ

[@gregsz1ful]

If there is water why not just add some E85. Seafoam has mostly Naphtha a form of gas, well Coleman fuel. Also has alcohol and water.

[@jessenelson3936]

What about making a video testing front end suspension parts. I worked on a 1990's Chevy truck replacing the original front ball joints and tie rods. Some parts had to be cut off. It was such tough solid steel i never could cut all the way through. However replacement parts for that same truck I cut through like butter. They changed the solid steel tremendously.

[@nicklopez5298]

@@gregsz1ful doesn't E85 corrod rubber cause collapse and more

[@gregsz1ful]

@@nicklopez5298 yes. I was just suggesting adding a little.

[@zacattack45]

You should do strongest hot glue gun glue if you have not or even construction adhesive

[@ChiDeli]

Thank you for making these videos! I work at a family owned auto parts store and I've referenced your videos several times to help sell some of the products we carry. It's also helped us discontinue some of the products we used to carry after seeing how they've failed in your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@2tirefire79]

All shops should do that.

[@theundergroundlairofthesqu9261]

A family-owned auto parts store? Wow! I don't remember the last time I saw one. Good luck!

[@Winterstick549]

Where is your store? If I live nearby, you'll have a lifetime customer.

[@Centermass762]

@@Winterstick549 same here!

[@SmittySmithsonite]

Back in the day, we used to buy 4 bottles of a product called "Drygas" (gas line antifreeze that was mainly isopropyl alcohol) made by Christie, and add all 4 bottles to a half tank of fuel just before going to get our annual inspections done - this would guarantee a pass, no matter how out of tune your engine was. I had a '85 Monte Carlo that I brought in once - the guy showed me the screen as my car was running. Limit was 220 or so PPM hydrocarbon emissions - I was at 2,596 ppm, HAHAHA! Think I had several misfires going on. I said, "I'll come back later today for a retest" - he says, "I don't know how you plan to fix this in one day, but you're going to have to pay again if you fail". Dumped in the 4 bottles, and went for a drive in 1st & 2nd gear, revving the crap out of the engine to get that converter red hot. Came back for the retest - it was only 2 hours after I had been there. Guy was shaking his head. Sticks the sniffer in, and it only got to 55 ppm! His mind was BLOWN - he says, "What the hell did you do to this thing??" I replied, "I fixed it." 🤣 He was staring at me as I backed out, like I had just dropped down from outer space. 😂 Great video, as always. You and your family have a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy, Prosperous New Year. God bless.

[@ProjectFarm]

I really enjoyed reading your comments! Glad your approach worked so well! Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year as well. God Bless.

[@104littleal6]

LMAO ty

[@emilianogonzalez9322]

Project Farm u too

[@Marc83Aus]

How many miles did it have on the clock?The Cat was probably well past its useful life expectancy. I do wonder if the alcohol cleaned it off a bit. lol.

[@SmittySmithsonite]

@@Marc83Aus - About a year later, the cat plugged solid on it. I was in the left lane of a fairly major 2-lane highway in the city, and hit a big hill - the car slowed to 10 MPH, HAHAHA! People were honking and swearing at me ... but of course nobody would let be over. I had my foot right to the rug, and the noise out the intake was 3x louder than the exhaust: BOOOOOOOOOOGGGG!! I went to my buddy's place later that afternoon, and we dropped the exhaust and smashed the melted honeycomb out of the cat. After that, the car felt like it gained 200HP, went from 6 mpg to 20, and I was able to leave rubber on command ... and I did. One-tire fires EVERYWHERE. 🤣

[@GreenMosin93]

I'll throw my story on here. I once had to leave my 2001 Pontiac Grand Am sit outside for almost a month during college winter break without starting it. Temps below freezing the entire time, and as low as negative single digits at night. And eventually got a foot of snow on it, and 3 ft drifts almost burying it. My Dad had taught me to put Heet in my tank every fillup during winter, but I had neglected this particular half tank that had been sitting in it. When it was time to go back to school, I unburied the car just enough to get in it. Figuring that I'd start it, finish digging it out, and let it warm up. When I tried to start it, it would turn over, but wouldn't start. I told my Dad about it, and after he scolded me, he offered a bottle of Iso-Heet from his truck. He said "dump it in, let it sit for an hour or 2, THEN try it". Well after letting it sit, and watching some football, I tried starting it again and lo and behold, she started up, ran rough for a few mins (with some coaxing on the gas pedal), and didn't sputter or die.

[@broomdustin]

Thanks your story helped me tremendously

[@roberthooper8883]

SO the point is - you messed up again?

[@GreenMosin93]

@@roberthooper8883 Well the head gasket eventually went out on it, and it wasn't worth $1500 to fix, so I got a 7 years newer Focus. For which I am currently saving up to fix the AC, and rear end...

[@roberthooper8883]

@@GreenMosin93 Oh! All's well that ends well... I was just blabbing lol- most of my best lessons were from my Dad...

[@mann_idonotreadreplies]

Cool story bro

[@steadyeddie7453]

Some more great take-aways with your product showdown. Something folks should remember is that none of these products "remove" water in the tank. They just break it up to the point where the engine can still burn the mixture. Some products, as you proved, perform better than others. Thanks for the video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback. You are welcome!

[@neilstone3521]

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[@electronicsNmore]

Your channel is growing fast. Almost 400K Subscribers. Congratulations! Keep up the great work Todd.

[@ProjectFarm]

Hi Doug, Your channel is growing fast too, and I really enjoy your videos. The latest "free energy" video was great! Thanks again, Todd

[@mattmarsh1241]

@@ProjectFarm Dear Project Farm, i really enjoy your channel and content. also your a very upbeat positive person and i like that. thanks for the great videos i look forward to every weeks episode. some longer videos would be cool! i do understand the amount it takes to create these videos. again, Thanks. Matt from Vermont

[@one-rc5kn]

Acetone

[@homefront3162]

electronicsNmore ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@BassManBobBassCovers]

Pretty amazing! @@ProjectFarm

[@zalmaflash]

I'm an electrician. Occasionally I had to deal with underground conduits (they always have water in them) and when the ground is frozen I added HEAT (when it came in cans instead of plastic. Add a couple cans and the next day the conduit was slushy enough to pull the old wires out and install new ones. Worked very well for me about a dozen times.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great tip!

[@damonlemasters3424]

Antifreeze or heavily salted water also works

[@ExileXCross]

@@damonlemasters3424 works too well. Anti-freeze reacts with/melts pvc, before it got banned/frowned upon for quick and easy bends we'd dunk whatever length in a bucket of antifreeze for a few seconds, after pulling it out it would be like a cooked spaghetti noodle, and that's just a few seconds.

[@ricksanchez6384]

@@ProjectFarm i was thinking about running oil gasoline and diesel through a water filter and if it would change any properties or the way they work

[@mushroomcloud1]

@@damonlemasters3424 Salted water might be bad for electrical wiring.

[@craigcorson3036]

"Mixer cleaned between mixings" That's some good scientific rigor, there. Respect!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@adrianugalde5633]

This has to have been one of the best videos i have ever seen on KZbin.... Random topic for me but very interesting to watch..

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@semichiganandy2127]

Isopropyl alcohol is sometimes sold a rubbing alcohol. Rubbing alcohol often contains 'lubricants' in the form of silicone polymers. The silicones pass out the combustion chamber's exhaust port as silica which can foul the emission sensors in some cars. When the sensors fail the computer can intentionally degrade the car's performance and the repairs can be expensive. So if you're planning on using isopropyl alcohol, make sure it's not the rubbing alcohol type.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point! Thank you for this information.

[@noohairdontcare]

SE Michigan Andy I did not know this.

[@semichiganandy2127]

@@noohairdontcare I found it out in a meeting I attended in the 90s.

[@Jay-hu6ne]

Emissions are junk anyway, slows you down

[@paulcopeland9035]

@@Jay-hu6ne....Yea, breathing is overrated.

[@Gunfighter25.5]

When I was stationed in Alaska in the late 70's we always used heat when we fueled up in the winter. Never had a problem. Heat was the only product available to use.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@TheBrandolicious]

I truly appreciate you. It looks fun doing all these tests! Very helpful stuff.

[@dustinbuckner]

You know u search for most of these topics on KZbin and theirs 1000s for each but i honestly trust this channel and love how each gets specific tests to prove. I trust this channel and continue to love it keep up the good work

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Zlife-kz1go]

This guy is amazing. He deserves millions more subscribers then he has.

[@zdavidzz]

Scotty Kilmer is a fraud.

[@ChristianConservativ]

This is by far your #1 video for me. My great uncle always told me to put rubbing alcohol in the fuel in winter along with adding rubbing alcohol to the windshield fluid reservoir. I use seafoam to clean my fuel injectors. This is the data I wanted. Awesome video again. By the way he was a WWII veteran in the European theater so he might have picked it up there.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@scottsooner75]

I want to see this test with Diesel and Anti gel additives

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea!

[@dudebro5169]

I would really like to see this too. I use howes diesel treatment here in the winter, never had an issue but im sure gas stations also treat their diesel as well.

[@dm8867]

Kleen is what I used for 25 years. I also carried 8 bottles of the rubbing alcohol. I would be able to give to a driver in need.

[@imsonutzz]

I second this!

[@anroboticus643]

Love this idea

[@truckertruckertrucker6382]

Two days ago I used the 91% isopropanol alcohol and it got me going thank you.

[@zdavidzz]

NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@voidindigo008]

I realize this is a 4-year-old video, but having just found it I wanted to say THANK YOU for this and the follow-up vid running the mower on straight isopropyl alcohol. Awesome vids, very clear, easy to understand. MUCH appreciated!

[@Whyuperpatratin]

Man, how cool, you took my advice and tested water removal. Awesome!!! This episode is special to me and I'm honored. Thank you sir. I asked to have this tested cause I got 2 100 gallon tanks with water that got in them. I bought a wix filter that looks like a snake and put it in the tank and it did an awesome job of removing the water in that filter from wix. If you haven't seen these type of filters you need to cause they do work should you accidentally get water into fuel. What an excellent Christmas present.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for recommending this one! Every video in the last year that I've done has been recommended by viewers. I've got a lot more on the way. Thanks again!

[@haydenc2742]

This water removal kit? www.amazon.com/24587-Filter-Heavy-Water-Removal/dp/B000RDJNOO

[@TimothyMichaels]

@Clip Joint Thanks for your awesome idea. ✌️

[@Whyuperpatratin]

@@haydenc2742 Yes sir thats it. It works very well. They use it a lot in the marine world.

[@satibel]

I think one way to remove the water would be to let the tank freeze, pump out the fuel, heat it up to unfreeze, and pump the water out.

[@speardfrog1]

This guy has the perfect voice for infomercials

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Thanks

[@mostmusketboy]

I have always wondered which hand cleaner is best goop, orange ext would love to see a test on it . Love your channel

[@grizzlygrizzle]

@@mostmusketboy -- I don't think it's an either/or choice. I like to have both types on hand. The Orange citrus/pumice stuff is good for oily stuff with dirt in it, but for some kinds of oil paints and adhesives I like the Goop/GoJo/Permatex gooey white stuff. (The gooey white stuff can be used to get oil stains out of clothes, too. I don't give a crap about what my work clothes look like, but one time, after getting an oil change by someone else, my drain plug blew out on the way to the wedding. I followed the trail of oil back to the point of the expulsion of the plug on foot and retrieved it, put it in hand tight, walked to a gas station and got 4 quarts, walked back to the car, drove to the gas station where they let me borrow a wrench, and went on my merry way. Some oil stains occurred, however.) -- There's a third one that I got to try out when I read that it was good for getting rid of poison ivy, Mean Green Power Hand Scrub, and damn it, it worked! It was a horrible case of poison ivy, too, with dime-sized fat blisters on the palms of my hands. The Mean Green was only available online, and its texture is similar to the Orange stuff. I wonder if the orange stuff or the gooey stuff would also work on poison ivy. The toxin in poison ivy is an oil called urushiol. Anyone out there who tried the other cleaners on poison ivy?

[@dianaburghduf1603]

If he does an English accent........

[@brrrt7623]

@@mostmusketboy snap on soap is absolute gold

[@MatthewSmith-nh8uu]

Another great video! Even with the mixup at the end, it was a really fair comparison. I have been one of those people who thought Seafoam would take care of water, but it doesn't. I currently am battling an issue in a flood car, drained the tank by jumping the fuel pump relay. Added 5 gallons of fresh fuel and half a bottle of Seafoam. It ran ok right after, but now it seems to be challenged again. I am going to drain the tank again and change the fuel filter, this time I will add a bottle of Heet instead of Seafoam. (BTW, cold weather isn't a problem yet).

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@THEoriginaljmelford]

When I came back from Germany in December 1982 I got stationed in Mountain Home AFB Idaho. I had a 1972 Volkswagen bus with a Porsche 914 engine running a single Holley carb. I had no problem with water in the gas until I got to Idaho, filled up my tank and hit the highway when I got to my exit my bus wouldn't idle down because the water in the gas there froze the throttle open. I was told that all the gas in Idaho has water in the tanks because of condensation because the tanks are all above ground. I had to put a can of STP additive to my tank every time I gassed up to prevent this. By the way my bus would go 105 to 110MPH on the autobahn. Thanks for your videos, very informative.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@MrGiXxEr]

"If you've ever had water in your fuel it can be a rather frustrating experience, especially if you don't have a solution" I see what you did there😏

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. Nice!

[@michaelblacktree]

Yeah, that was good for a chuckle.

[@shrodokahn470]

Lol, i see it now!

[@Mahnstermosh]

Not many things bloat my goat in regards to comedic value (dry humor is my go-to, lathed with sarcasm, as it is fun to watch people's confused facial expressions due to not being able to differentiate), and I didn't laugh at a single pun of 9 previous videos until this guy. Saw this and immediately caught the all too cliche pun at the beginning. So bad I had to chuckle... so literally: not many things make me laugh, but just now a pun-in-ten-did. *Ba-dum-tisssss!...

[@jaykellett2327]

Maybe even a dispersion will help "pass" the water through the engine.

[@mrracer98]

One of the best channels on you tube! Thanks.

[@awaatking3440]

So what product is the best to put on the boat I have 93 sea ray speed boat while using it and storing it

[@JustaMomnFamily]

@@awaatking3440 im interested to know as well

[@manniefresh7354]

Love this hidden gem

[@andyc8454]

Nice! I have been using seafoam for years and always buy non ethanol gas! Another tip is to put a gallon or two into your vehicle first before you fill up your cans at the gas station. This clears the hose and pump of any ethanol fuel!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@calburnIII]

When I was stationed in Alaska in the early 70s, I was introduced to HEET. The universal recommendation was to add a bottle of HEET to each fill up of 10 gallons or more, to prevent fuel system icing. So I did, and after leaving the USAF and returning to Laramie, WY, I continued to use HEET in the winter. Since moving to northern Colorado, I haven’t used HEET as often, largely because our winters tend to be much milder. I honestly don‘ t know if adding HEET actually helped to prevent fuel system icing, other than I never had it happen.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@totljag1]

What heet does it removes water as u drive ur car , the water will run out of ur tailpipe , if u ren ur gas low and freezing conditions set in and ur car won’t start I have added eat and car then did start

[@du4lstrik3]

Project Farm: the man, the legend.

[@Kinkajou1015]

Good video. Small suggestion, if you have a situation in post production/editing where you realize you messed up like you did at the end with the HEET and IPA deice test, if time permits possibly see about shooting a quick voice over where you verbally talk over the video and mute all the audio from the original video. That way if someone is listening to the video in the background they would hear the correct information and don't need to rely on reading text they could potentially miss.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great recommendation!

[@Kinkajou1015]

@@ProjectFarm No probs, obviously if you don't have the time to be able to record the voiceover, paste it in, and get everything to line up properly so you can export render the video and upload it to KZbin, we understand.

[@jackwatkins7382]

Well I understand what you're saying, I believe understood it very well. And actually this is a video about the difference in 3 products and not on how to edit videos. Just an opinion y'all have a good day

[@kickapoo6651]

Impressed by the thorough, organized, clean videos & garage. Well done.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback

[@kevenc]

For my commercial mower and big tank, I finally added a water fuel separator from an old tractor and have emptied a lot off water from it at times. Runs better than ever, even after the Houston winter.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@thewakz]

Heet is a great product. If you are ever very close to passing an emissions test and have done everything, you can run your car to empty, throw in 4-5 bottles of heat (around $1 a bottle some places) and get it to pass.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great tip!

[@Sicktrickintuner]

Yep methanol burns clean and hot, but can eat old rubber lines

[@everydaypractical9975]

@GravityToy Forsyth County still has emissions testing

[@devinwilliams3489]

@GravityToy the vehicle passed emissions as designed, so it is simple to figure out if an emission related device or engine tune relate device failed, emissions would increase

[@datsuntoyy]

Back in my days as a mechanic, adding 10% methanol to gasoline was a favorite method to make any car pass emissions.

[@michelnguyen4819]

You proved what my father said “Knowledge is a gold mine” is TRUE.

[@ProjectFarm]

Your father is very wise! Thank you

[@davejones5640]

Stupid people who can't correctly remember these things are very dangerous. Just watch tweekers, that will explain it all.

[@JodBronson]

@@davejones5640 - You forgot ONE thing... Stupid People makes you smart... DUHHH............. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@trevorw.1633]

I had my fuel line on a diesel pickup truck freeze up while driving in Ottawa, Ontario Canada at -25C, and I was luckily already prepared for winter fuel issues, since I already was carrying Methyl Hydrate. 4L jug for about $10-$11. My diesel has an electric lift pump along the frame rail, and a mechanical injector pump at the engine. I got out to listen if my lift pump was working, and no noise coming from it. I grabbed the Methyl Hydrate from inside the truck, and splashed about 1.2 a cup down the fuel fill tube, and the moment it made it to the fuel, I started to hear my lift pump make an ever increasingly progressive noise from quiet to normal audible levels in about 8 seconds from pouring the Methyl Hydrate. You can find it in the paint section where you'd find paint thinner, mineral spirits, etc. There are 2 exciting features about it that fascinates me, it works almost instantly, and its dirt cheap for an amount to last you a year of problem solving.!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@markkeplinger6218]

I worked in a garage in the late 70s. The Heet Aka Dry Gas would prevent freezing gas lines. The only way to get a car running with frozen lines was to get it into the heated garage. Thanks for all your hard work. I love to learn from your videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

[@TutorialTelevision]

Jeez I remember watching this channel back when it had 2k subs. Glad to see it's growing so fast, I never really paid attention to the subs until now!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@TheOfficialCzex]

You should try running different liquors in an engine to see which one performs best.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea!

[@MrTPoops]

i second this

[@chrisc6874]

That would be a waste of good booze :)

[@Glocktard]

I bet it would get really bad miles per 1/5th's

[@matthewmiller6068]

I predict no matter the booze the more shots you take before the test the better the engine will seem to run

[@Mountain_Paladin]

Thank you for video. I have a 26 ft seayray with a 350 cid 300 hp motor. I used pump gas and found out that the pump gas had around 3 gallons of water in a 100 gallon S.S. fuel cell after about a month in rainy weather . I had to pump the whole tank out to get the water out due to failing to start. I use ethanol free gas 100% petrol now with no problem . However I now understand that Heet or isopropyl alcohol could save a trip at the lake. I enjoy your videos very much. In fact I'm looking forward to help support future videos. Thanks a bunch God bless !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback

[@PartOfTheGame]

I worked at a gas station for about a year and we had to dip our fuel tanks once a week and once during my shift the paste we used to test the water came up positive for water in out tanks (it was extremely sensitive paste, even reacting to water in the air on humid days) and so we had to report it to our HQ and they sent out a huge tank filled with HEET and added another 20% of liquid into our tank to absorb the water. They then had to leave the truck over night to allow it to mix said fuel to ensure it was properly applied and we offered a discount to customers of about 50 cents due to the contaminated fuel. Most people were just happy to get cheap fuel and word spread fast, emptying our tank in about 4 days. It had to be fully empty to ensure all the water was gone and then workers came by to go into the tank to check for cracks in the shell.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great information! Thank you

[@RyeOnHam]

Spend 11 years in Alaska. I added a bottle of ISOHEET to the gas tank about once a month. When I did have problems with ice on my Wife's or other family members' cars, a bottle of ISOHEET and an overnight stay always cured the problem. Bought a used car that had been sitting one winter and could not jump start it. Owner ended up dropping the price and I think that's why he was selling it. Brought out a portable heater and piling snow up around the perimeter of the car then putting the heater under the oil pan. Still no good. A bottle of ISOHEET, an overnight dwell, and the car started the next day.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great post. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@danielramsey1959]

@@ProjectFarm I too live in Alaska but i always buy the red HEET bottles.

[@wyattoneable]

Wow, the work you put into your videos is amazing! Heet has always been my "go to" winter additive but thanks for the information! Really well done.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@fat1234568]

I'm always astonished at what a gas engine will actually run on if needed in an emergency. Truly amazing!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@scubbarookie]

Thanks again Todd. This test was a eye opener. I have used Seafoam as a gas treatment and system cleaner; however, I've never tried the other products on vehicles for gas or system treatments. Heet seems to be a great product!

[@ProjectFarm]

I like Heet the best. Thanks again!

[@johnsobery]

I’ve been waiting for this test that you did. I really appreciate your effort

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@VAC2]

Just wanted to say, I really enjoy your content and am happy to of found your channel!

[@multibucker]

The detail in this channel is amazing! Thank you for the valuable knowledge.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@manmallard]

That lawn mower really is the unsung hero of project farm. Also. The exact video I needed trying to fix my tractor.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@4DIYers]

Awesome video! I usually run a little injector cleaner during the winter just to be safe. Many years ago I had my fuel filter freeze up in the middle of winter, definitely wasn't fun.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@aatos8522]

Hey! I have thought about this video idea for a week! So What you should test is make a Showdown of hand cleaners such as Fast Orange and other premium brands and see if there is a difference between premium and "cheap" hand sanitizers! So, what do you think of my idea? Ty for the Terrific Content!

[@ProjectFarm]

This is a great video idea! Thank you!

[@aatos8522]

@Game Bred Duramax yeah

[@danharold3087]

To the list of cleaners I would add lye soap with pumice if you can find it.

[@bearwilliams8564]

Believe it or not but I stopped using fast orange, laundry soap has been my go to hand cleaner for years...grandad showed me been doing it that way ever since

[@FishFind3000]

Yea I use fast or age for cleaning after working on cars and it seems to work but how well idk I still end up with oil and grease in the pours and they just don’t go away it’s days before it’s cleaned up.

[@sadwingsraging3044]

All I know is as soon as I get home I am ripping the pull cord thing off my lawnmower and silicone welding a socket to the nut for my cordless impact! Brilliant!!! Great video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@CanadaTrapper1]

I've been running snow machines on my trapline for 30 plus years. In my experience the best option is to leave water frozen in the bottom of the tank. If you add isopropyl it will pick up the moisture and carry it up through your fuel system and refreeze in your fuel pump, fuel lines and carburetor. And to always use a screened funnel when adding fuel to stop water before it gets in the tank. Love your channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

[@plantfeeder6677]

How does a screened funnel stop water from getting in the fuel?

[@donschneider7252]

@@plantfeeder6677 if it is frozen it won't go through the screen

[@plantfeeder6677]

@@donschneider7252 I don't think he's talking frozen water. That would be an Captain Obvious in my book.

[@cygnus1965]

Well that is exactly what he’s talking about so…

[@sashoxxx]

I've had my diesel gel-up in my truck last winter, when we had a fairly warm winter and our gas stations obviously thought they can get away with "summer" spec diesel, but then we had a sudden drop in temps for a few days and lots of people got their diesel gelled up. I had an amazing result using Bardahl BDC. Truck didn't even fire up before treating the fuel with the product. After left a couple hours to do it's thing and some persuasion I managed to fire it up and after idling for an hour it started to have decent power and became drivable. Bardahl claims their product don't actually de-gel fuel if it is solidly frozen, and that you need to add the product before hand to *prevent* any gel from forming in the diesel, but it still managed to help me out quite a bit. Bottom line is I'm completely amazed by this product and would recommend anyone having to deal with gelled up diesel to give it a go. Also would like to recommend you to test out diesel additives and anti-gel solutions in some future video! Amazing content as always! Happy new year! Best of luck in 2019!

[@ProjectFarm]

Very impressive results! I need to test it. Thank you and Happy New Year!

[@bigospig]

I've never tried HEET, but have always used Isopropyl Alcohol for water in fuel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@makern5304]

@@ProjectFarm?

[@charlesjenkins7535]

I have a feeling this video will be getting a lot of view with the fuel problems people are having. Thanks a lot for the great info. Its so helpful.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@charleywalker2982]

Your reviews never get old, thanks for sharing.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@brantbyerly3578]

All the knowledge you are spreading is amazing. I have watched a lot of your videos and have learned a whole lot. Keep doing this brother. It is great what youre doing

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@FlushtheSystem]

MAN O MAN...you never disappoint with your reviews/comparisons. During a review video I'll say to myself, yes out loud sometimes....... I'd do this as well.....WELL YOU DO IT!! Truly a work of art. Thank you!! I donated I hope others do as well. You certainly deserve the funding. Thanks again.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@GoogleModerator]

Every video from Project Farm is a treat. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@ryaaaaanwhat4072]

Your videos make me happy. Don’t know why

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@steiger256]

I had fuel line freeze once 20 years ago. Now every winter I stock up on Heet. I run a bottle every full up, or if it's not really cold every other. I haven't had any issues ever since. The ethanol in gas is horrible it draws so much moisture from the air. I enjoyed this experiment And will continue running Heet in the future.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@dlsnow97]

I have an outboard suspected to be contaminated with water. Only starts with full choke and dies. Thank you for the highly detailed video. I know so much more about how engines work.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

[@adobedirtblues1321]

“Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains”. It’s an old saying, but it’s true. Every time you laboriously take that cylinder head off and replace it with a new head gasket no less, and take a compression test yet again etc. etc. etc. you are taking exactly those pains. It’s so refreshing in these days of fact free opinions to see somebody working hard to actually find out what is really going on. We get to see it all in a beautifully edited sped up condensed gem of a production. But I can just barely imagine the amount of effort and planning these videos take. And you are obviously enjoying it. So are we. Many thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@fat1234568]

Thank you for this! My dad told me I should start adding HEET to my fuel in winter to prevent any ice, I wasn't sure if it was just advertising or not! Glad to see this before winter hits.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Zeptyche]

That Mountain track feels like it was designed for this channel. Fits perfect.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@johnc7512]

Love your videos, yours are much better than anything on youtube for testing products and you get alot done in a short amount of time, unlike alot of other channels that have alot of BS. Thank You!

[@garyeisele2810]

Appreciated the follow up test on the Sea Foam challenge, Amazing!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@simpleman806]

How about testing products to keep diesel fuel from gelling up

[@ProjectFarm]

Great video idea!

[@Iceaxehikes]

I use Optilube Winter. A lot of folks around here use Power Service. Our snowcat fuel is 25% no1 and 75% no2 diesel. Good down to minus 20 where it just begins to cloud.

[@cleaner10399]

Diesel fuel in Canada has gasoline added up to 10% to prevent gelling.

[@Iceaxehikes]

@@cleaner10399 No they don't. Kerosene is added. Gasoline in NEVER added to diesel deliberately. Read up on Number 1 diesel. Number 2 diesel. And Parrafin. Plenty of resources. Do NOT put gasoline into diesel EVER for any reason.

[@gdglock]

Opti lube xpd has been my go to product year round here in vermont. My 2014 duramax starts with no problem, evan at -12F

[@Britishhick]

I live in Wisconsin, and I add HEET as soon as we start hitting prolonged freezing temperatures. I've never had a problem with my car starting even in below 0 temps, but I use the red instead of the yellow just in case it actually does help the engine a bit more than the basic. This vid verifies that adding HEET before it's cold enough to freeze the line is the best method or protecting the car.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@trackpackgt877]

Dang I just found your channel as an engine builder I freaking love your videos !!! Deff subscribing

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!!!

[@fergusonto-2032]

I have a lawn mower that quit running, it may b water in the fuel now I know which product to use , another great video. Thankyou

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@tyler1442]

Great content sir. I work in research myself and commend your protocols on your trials! You do a really good job. Thanks for always posting great research based info!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@jaykellett2327]

I worked in R&D and applaud this scientific approach. Advanced research can get real crazy with experimental mixture designs that use computers to evaluate for correlation coefficients between multiple variables (say acetone + ethanol+ isopropyl alcohol). We use to say the computer can tell us what tail (variable) was wagging witch dog (out put response).

[@Ajaxaxxess]

Looks like your making us shots! Finally subbed man! keep up the myth busting and real work dude!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and Happy New Year!

[@MiddleIrvington]

By the way, I sincerely admire your careful work and have watched many of your videos. Keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@shannonhargis3445]

You deserve 100 million subs! The work and effort alone surpasses any other KZbinr IMO!!!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jedburlingham3593]

I appreciate the work that you do on these products. I am curious if the fuel stabilizers work any better. I have used HEET for many years for potential water (in my mind), and had good luck with it. I completely forgot about the Ethanol issue adding to the "problem". I don't know if you've ever done a test on sludge removers used before a car oil change. I don't know how you'd test. Looks the Lawn Mower will get another workout unless you can get volunteers to run a can through their car prior to an oil change.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@TheMrgoodtool]

As usual, extremely informative! I always wondered about using 91% isopropyl alcohol, or heet. Thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@charliebowtie9812]

I replaced a new fuel pump the previous owner had replaced in a dirty Tahoe tank, in the coldest part of winter in my driveway. Phase separation was evident in a clear 2 liter bottle. Water, slushwater/alcohol mix & cloudy fuel clearly in 3 layers. Particulate present too.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@PsychoC4rnivore]

Know my comment is 3 years late but videos like yours are incredibly helpful. Even if i dont have water in my fuel tank this knowledge is valuable for future reference

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Glad to hear!

[@bradpenney1674]

I use methyl hydrate for water in gas and ice in my fuel system , I live in Canada where it’s below freezing 6 months of the year and it’s a problem I deal with constantly, I enjoy your videos Keep it up 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@douglasthompson2740]

A good fact to remember is alcohol is hydroscopic. So if you put it in your tank as a preventative you could actually be increasing the water in the fuel as the alcohol draws water from the ambient air. Hopefully the gas sitting above the water would slow this reaction down but it still is a factor. Best to use it when needed and run the engine after application for long enough to burn the alcohol and water/fuel mixture up before shutting down. I mention this more for equipment that is left idle for extended periods of time than for a daily driver. As always good video. Like to see the reaction when it goes through fuel pumps and injectors. Take care. Doug

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@MrDrmorbid]

This is complete nonsense.

[@mann_idonotreadreplies]

@doctor some doctors are nonsense

[@petekovacevic3241]

I was surprised I thought all the vibration from the engine running would have kept them mixed great video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback

[@darlathompson1536]

Minnesota here! Had to buy some Heet today due to gas line freezing at below zero!! Next below zero day is in a couple of days🤞🏽Great video and Informative!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Sorry to hear of freezing conditions!

[@wizkid1]

Do this same test with diesel supplements and anti gelling

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea!

[@harleyjaworski789]

I'm not gonna lie if I could do anything other than watch your videos I would, you have some of the best content in your genre

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@thestonethatthebuilderrefu5231]

Yep I'll be binging this channel for a couple days

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jamesb.9155]

The video editing style here is iconic and world class.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@jamesb.9155]

@@ProjectFarm Do you do it all yourself?

[@TheeoooW]

Should compare adhesive removers eventually 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

I need to get that one going soon. Thank you

[@Anonymous-it5jw]

If you want to remove a price sticker, a decal or a postage stamp, etc., and put it somewhere else, heptane temporarily neutralizes common adhesives and lets you remove the sticker or decal in one piece. After a few minutes the solvent evaporates and the stickiness of the adhesive returns. Some decals will say “Void” if you remove them - not if you carefully use heptane. It also doesn’t leave stains or watermarks when it dries. Pure heptane is commonly available as rubber cement solvent available in art supply and hobby stores everywhere, and from online sellers. A high performance version of this product is available under the trade name Un-Du, which comes in an applicator bottle with a handy plastic scraper to help lift stickers off the surface. It also has helpful instructions. 99% isopropyl alcohol is helpful in removing stickers and adhesive residue. The higher the percentage of pure alcohol, the better it works. Note that 100% pure isopropyl alcohol does not exist in a commercially available product, and may not exist anywhere outside of a research laboratory. Amazon has a great selection of the 99% version. Buy it in smaller bottles (such as 16 oz.) so that you minimize the risk of contaminating your supply if you make a mistake.

[@Dr.Westside]

Steam works well .

[@dudesumting]

I use gas line antifreeze every winter in my snowmobile, which is basically methanol (HEET). The key to keeping any water from freezing in your gas tank is to put it in before it in can have a chance to happen. I buy packs of 250ML bottles and poor one in every time I fuel up. Once water has a chance to freeze, you're gonna need a heated garage to drain it.

[@bazz2438]

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[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@MrDan1896]

We used the HEET in the red bottle to fix a snowmobile that had water in the tank from a previous owner. It sat in minus ten degree weather for a day while the HEET worked it's magic. Worked perfectly.

[@MrDan1896]

Yes. But the snowmobile we bought already had water in it. A farm kid broke the clear lense on the gas cap and left it outside uncovered. Not a smart thing to do

[@MrDan1896]

I only run 90 octane non additive gas in my sleds. They are from late 1980s and 1990's

[@TheRealJman87]

A few years ago I left my 2000 Ford Mustang sitting out in the freezing cold for a few days without driving it. When I went to start it again, it wouldn't turn over no matter how much I tried. I even ran the battery down trying to start it and had to get a jump to charge it back up again. I put a bottle of HEET in it that evening and let it sit overnight, and when I cranked it the next morning it started right up and blew out a huge cloud of white vapor from the tailpipe. The stuff really works.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@tman1129]

Used heet once in 98 or 99 in my first car when water in the fuel pump pickups (I think), froze. Fired up after about 2 hours of heet treatment in the tank... great vid once again!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@mucholocodawg]

You should test windshield washer fluids.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great recommendation!

[@thomv970]

Check out Scotty Kilmer on his 'take' on the blue stuff vs. the new Rain-X. NO more blue dyed water with a bit of alcohol to keep it from freezing.

[@slipperyjohnson7016]

Don't bother. Just spend a little more and use Rain X

[@Fernando5455Jr]

Project Farm Windex brand washer fluid!

[@grizzlygrizzle]

One of the best mechanics I know, who has been a service manager for a while now, told me that the Rain-X has been known to gum up some windshield washer systems. Then he told me not to worry about it in MY car, which is a basic economy car. I should ask him again about what makes the difference.

[@rolliemoon5082]

A test I would like to see is the Lucas oil additive. In stores there are test items with little gears and a wheel you can turn. I wonder what the oil mixture looks like at 20 below?

[@mem3656]

dont do it. it gets thick as molasses and can blow right past rings possibly clogging your catalyst. been there done that.

[@jonathangarzon2798]

@@mem3656 if it gets thick how did it get past the piston rings, that makes no sense?

[@randymagnum143]

@@jonathangarzon2798 it probably didn't burn off like engine oil, and fouled the converter. I have a 350 chevy with oil control issues, and thats what straight 40 weight will do. It will burn 15/40, but straight 40 will give me a wet oily plug on the problem cylinders.

[@mann_idonotreadreplies]

Just use motorkote

[@ethancarter4709]

Love to see you test out BG products, BG has a fuel drier among other products from what myself and shops I've worked for have used, have been very good and reputable products.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@russbilzing5348]

I remember once as a youngster that my dad used a quart of strong rum to absorb water in his gas tank. The old bulletnosed Studebaker definitely ran better after that. That it tended to wander from one side of the road or the other was only due to a bad fiber washer in the steering gear. Great test.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@zdavidzz]

That was a very expensive way to do that

[@Boodieman72]

None of them remove water they just make it disperse in the fuel evenly. I can say living in Wisconsin, I have never had an issues with water in fuel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point! Thank you

[@Alero2k4]

It’s typically only really an issue when fuel sits for a long time. Especially I powersports and older vehicles with a vent as heating and cooling cycles draw in air and then moisture ends up in the tank over time. It can also be an issue if you get fuel from a station that water got into the tank from poor drainage. I haul fuel for a living and it can definitely happen. Especially if ice dams up and forces water into the drop area.

[@Backroad_Junkie]

And you probably won't so long as they continue to add ethanol into the fuel, which acts exactly like Heet. Before the ethanol mandate, water in fuel systems was a problem. That all went away in the 80's when ethanol started to become a popular oxygenator.

[@gammalight1312]

I've only gotten water in my fuel because the gastation had broken storage tanks. What tipped me off was the slow flowing gas pump

[@ghosttheoremproductions5469]

Did you watch the video? The mixtures never dispersed into the fuel. They stayed separate.

[@danwaters115]

Can you try using gear oil as engine oil to see wether it stop smoking on a worn engine

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea!

[@grahamefreestone5309]

Dan, you just reminded me of putting sawdust in the rear end to stop the whining.. (That didn't quite sound right did it).. Lol.

[@volvo09]

it doesn't, and the exhaust ends up stinking like onions and arm pit! been there before, haha.

[@SmittySmithsonite]

When my dad got out of the Navy in 1963, he was picked up while hitchhiking by a guy who had the gas station attendant (those were the days!) dump gear oil into his engine. He had a really bad leak, and the gear oil slowed it down. My dad was laughing. The guy says, "It works great, so long as I don't shut the engine off below 60°F". 😂 Every time they stopped, he'd let the car idle out on the parking lot, never shutting it down.

[@r.h.5052]

If you're looking at the weight, 90 weight gear oil is the same as 40 weight engine oil. The number is only different between a gear box and crankcase application.

[@poolmotorrepairguyFL]

The Florida pool pump motor repair guy approved ! that was good info..thanks farm man.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@jonsocal]

Thank you for doing this. This is very helpful in me fixing my issue in my boat!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@lolzman122]

I just have to say that your channel might be my new favorite, there is something really relaxing about these videos. Keep it up, and greetings from Finland!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and greetings!

[@Zoom-pm9yu]

Hi I love watching your videos as they are very informative, you take a lot of care and go into a lot of detail when producing them. I just watched this video and actually tried out an additive yesterday that dissolves water in gasoline, diesel and helps burn fuel through with no problem its called Fuel doctor by Castrol. i was first very sceptic about it and tried it out in a glass jar at home and a little water remained at the bottom but when i added a little more of the additive the water completely mixed into the fuel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@justinsane7128]

I can't believe I missed this test back in the day another great test even with a mix-up

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@pixelpatter01]

You do a very good test on these additives.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!