Sea Foam Truck and SUV Motor Treatment; fuel and oil additive, for all gas and diesel engines, 20 oz.

I initially started using Seafoam after buying an older Carbureted boat engine, that was running very rough on 3 year old low grade gasoline after having sat a while, I couldn't syphon the old gas out due to anti syphon valves in the filler tube. I put in about 10 oz of Seafoam per Gallon in the tank and then started the engine, it finally started and smoked quite a bit due to all the varnish burning up. I then ran the too engine cleaner through the carburetor, the engine went from barely running and stalling to running smoothly and with power.

I just started using Seafoam in my engine oil and noticed a big difference during the initial treatment. I also noticed a significant improvement in gas mileage (74,000 miles on it when i started seafoam) after doing the gas treatment, in my truck since day 1 of my new truck purchase (I've never had better then 17.5 MPG and now I get almost 19 MPG). The product works well, but the container is horrible. I tried both the small bottles and this large gallon container. The small bottles are just a lot easier to handle. With the large gallon container... I end up spilling 1/2 on the ground or the side of my vehicle and the other 1/2 some how manages to get where it needs to go. I contacted seafoam and I have been told that they are re-designing the container in 6 months and we should see a new container in stores by the end of 2012. The container also doesn't have a tamper proof seal on the top, so anyone can spill or steal some of the product in the store (hopefully that will be addressed in the new container design for the end of 2012)? In short * Great product * Poor container Recomendation: * Made a difference for me (I would buy seafoam again) * I would never buy the 1 gallon container, just stick with the small bottles of seafoam.