So, you may have seen my posts where I have rightly been put in my place by irish07 about the way we store the car for long periods of time. We need to use a fuel stabilizer and will in the future.

Do you have a recommendation on any specific type? Also, do you use this for regular use?

Some sites have suggested using it to get a cleaner burn on a car that is not driven regularly.

Thank you in advance.

 

There's been a thread on this recently but I recall Seafoam being touted as an old reliable and fairly simple solution.

 

Here in Canada, I just get the Canadian Tire brand..aka MotorMaster Fuel Stabilizer, comes in about a 1L size and has a mL measuring squeeze tube on the top, put this in my car fuel tank over the winter storage months here (Nov to April) and even use it in my yard gas motor equipment..stuff works great, and yes it's property is to give a good clean burn, basically keeps the fuel from breaking down over a long storage period...it's best to add this stuff when your filling the tank, add the fuel stab and then fill the tank.. mixes perfectly