FPPF 90161 HOT 4-in-1 Fuel Oil - Heating Oil Treatment 16oz Bottle Treats 275 Gallons

FPPF 90161 HOT 4-in-1 Heating Oil Treatment Description: 16 Oz Bottle Item Number: 00161, 90161Treats: 275 Gallons Totally disperses water and controls waxing and gelling There is always water in fuel oil, but some people downplay the existence of water and the problems it can create. Oil pumped from a cold delivery truck's tank into a warm basement tank causes condensation. Also, water can enter a tank when it is being filled during a rain or snow storm. When water interfaces with fuel oil, algae is produced in the form of sludge. Water pulls the gum from the fuel oil which builds up on the burner parts as varnish. Filters are meant to get rid of dirt. That leaves the water for you to contend with. HOT 4 in 1 is the best at: Dispersing water. HOT 4 in 1 disperses any normal accumulation of water in a tank, turning it into a combustible solution. Getting rid of sludge. HOT 4 in 1's specially formulated chemical base dissolves the sludge into a combustible substance in such a way as not to clog nozzles while assuring clean filters and strainers. Improving atomization and reducing soot. HOT 4 in 1 eliminates sludge so the fuel oil reaching the nozzles is clean. This will mean improved atomization takes place and soot is reduced substantially. Ultimately resulting in more complete combustion, less smoke and better fuel economy. Preventing waxing and gelling. HOT 4 in 1 will disperse the water that causes fuel line and fuel filter icing.

A case of (24) 16 oz. bottles Winter special offer FPPF 90161 HOT 4-in-1 Fuel Oil - Heating Oil Treatment 16oz Bottle Treats 275 Gallons A case of (24) 16 oz. bottles Winter special offer HOT 4 in 1 will lower the cold filter plug point (CFPP) and the pour point of fuel and will prevent waxing and gelling. The reason is paraffin wax, always present in fuel oil, develops crystals when the fuel oil reaches it's ""cloud point"" temperature. When these crystals are totally formed at the ""pour point"" temperature, the fuel oil ceases to flow. Also during the coldest days of winter, fuel oil in outdoor tanks can cease to flow.