Anyone used Berryman B-12 Chemtool fuel treatment?

[Retaks04]

Its similar to seafoam. Anyone used it or snake oil?

[das borgen]

I tend to believe actual ingredients rather than these bogus tests

I know for fact, after doing my own research that Chevron Techron, Valvoline COmplete Fuel System Cleaner, Redline SI-1 and Gumout Regane contain Polyether Amines (PEAs), which actually do clean fuel systems. I've never been able to confirm for myuself that Amsoil does also but if I had to guess, their reputation precedes them and they probably do apply it

MSDS for Valvoline (30-40%PEA)
http://msds.ashland.com/msds-ext/msdsDownload.do?method=getMsdsDocKeys&hc=materialSearchHC&id=1

MSDS for Redline SI1 (30-50% PEA)
http://www.redlineoil.com/content/files/tech/32.pdf


I stick with Gumout because it's cheaper and its concentrations are higher than Chevron. Chevron used to apply ~30% PEA but I can't find a more recent MSDS. It's very possible and likely they cheapened out now and don't provide a declaration on their MSDS because PEA is not technically hazardous so they don't have to declare it

Gumout I think beats all the others in terms of active ingredient $/fl.oz

so there you go...facts over conjecture, marketing fluff and hearsay.....aside from me not being able to dig up Gumout's MSDS and just speaking from recent memory