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Your Gas Could Feed More Than 20 People
We came across an interesting article on VPR News talking about how the ethanol in your gas tank is enough to feed 22 people. Read the article for yourself here:
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Bad news for drivers - more automakers approve E15 use
This week, Ford and GM announced that they have approved the use of gasoline blends containing up to 15% ethanol for use in their later model cars...
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States Backtracking on Ethanol Gas Requirements
As mentioned in our previous blog on different rules for ethanol among different states, there are a number of states that have had to change their...
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Get Better Gas Mileage By Learning From The Hypermilers
Rising gas prices have created a small but diehard group of people who called themselves the "hypermilers". They like to stretch the limits of how...
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Gunky gas shuts down northern drivers: Indiana Gas Recall
On top of the pipeline problems that caused gas prices to spike 25 cents in a month back in August, drivers in Northwest Indiana and the Chicago...
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How Often Should I Change My Oil?
Those who read our Healthy Oil blog series from this past year may remember the advice we gave on the critical issue of "how often should I change my...
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Packing It Up: Part II - Winterizing Inboard Boat Motors
Now that Labor Day has passed, boating season is coming to an end while cold weather looms on the horizon. The engine is the most expensive part of...
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Packing It Up - Steps to Winterize Your Boat Part I: Outboards
Now that Labor Day has passed, boating season is coming to an end while cold weather looms on the horizon. The engine is the most expensive part of...
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Better gas mileage standards just announced
The new higher gas mileage requirements for cars and trucks that we mentioned on the Bell Blog a couple of months ago are now the law of the land. On...
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Where can I find ethanol free gas? What state are you in?
We're used to some things being the same all across our fruited plain. We want the same McDonald's hamburgers in Idaho as in Tennessee. We're so used...