uhmuzme

kalalabas lang ethanol blended gasoline. cheaper, cleaner and higher octane daw. any feedback kung di nakakasira to ng engine? i drive a 95 corona

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Though its the first time that ethanol will be blended into gasoline on a commercial scale level, Im sure there were tests made by both the DOE and the fuel company, Seaoil, selling this product. What I know is that the ethanol being used is still imported though we have alcohol distillers around who are manufacturing it but mainly for liquor and medicinal usage. The ethanol for fuel has to meet the standards based on the World Wide Fuel Charter for it to be safe for vehicle usage. I surmise the ethanol Seaoil is using meets this standards. Also, based on the WWFC, a blend of up to 10% ethanol in gasoline is acceptable (assuming the ethanol on its own meets the standards for fuel as well) and will not even void the warranty of your car if something goes wrong with its usage. Check out the automobile manufacturers who have signed up the charter to see if your car can use a 10% ethanol blend.

I forgot to mention that another to die for dessert is Dulcelin's Mango Torte. Fantastic especially the crust. :*

1. Crepe Samurai in Intercon

2. Creme Brulee of Italiannis

un sisig sa giligans at gerilla bar...

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Yup Giligans is tops. But Im not sure...bukas pa ba sila??

Another reasonable steak place is House of Mini's along C5 almost beside Panciteria San Jacinto. Not really Angus beef but more "Batangus" but nonetheless still tender and tasty. Maliit pa ako House of Minis na yan back in Shoppesville Greenhills pa.