Oil prices fell Tuesday to below $74.00, a cue from stock markets weakening and summer driving being over. Demand is already weak. Benchmark crude was down 53 cents to $73.84 by late morning. Reported on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

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The fewer times we remove our gas cap the more gas we will save. Gas evaporates at a rate of more than 147 millions of gallons each year. Many people do not let there gas tanks go below 3/4 of a tank or even 1/2 tank. When they fill their tank so often they are wasting gas. A car that is low on gas weighs less and takes less gas to move it. There is no harm in running low on gas there is only harm in running out of gas.

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Federal government has $1 billion budget for car allowance. Rebates will be between $3500- $4500 if your car qualifies, you could trade in your gas guzzler into something more fuel efficient.  Automobile dealers hope this will get the ball rolling again in sales, but this won't last for long the program ends Nov, 1 or until the money runs out.
Take your new trade in or your older car and increase your mileage even more by adding in a Clean Boost Fuel Tab to continue to keep your gas lasting longer and prolonging the life of your engine.

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The United States of America measures fuel economy the old fashioned way: that is miles per tankful of gas checking out the odometer and seeing how many gallons we have put into our gas tank and then dividing. The result is the measure of miles per gallon. The math to get miles per gallon is correct right? We should actually try measuring the consumption not the mileage. Calculating fuel consumption requires two more steps. If your vehicle is rated at 18 mpg take the reciprocal of 18 by dividing one by 18 and get 0.055 which is the gallons per mile then multiply by 100 and then move the decimal point 2 places to the left and you will get 5.5 gallons/100 miles.

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When you look at the earth from afar you will se a cracked surround of gas.  This gas is what helps sustain life on earth. This gas regulates the sun’s ultra violet rays as they enter and exit the atmosphere.

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New car sales continue to be stale and people are committing to their old cars. A recent study by a California marketing research company shows that 59 percent will not likely buy a car for four years or more. That figure is up from 2005 when 45 percent of people were planning to wait.

Commenting on the story, netizen thaxman says "There are 2 types of owners - those that are meticulous in maintenance, and those who don't know what that yellow-handled pull-thingy is near the valve cover..."

Maintaining the vehicle has never been more important.

One of the benefits of using the Fuel Tab is that it cleans the buildup in the engine. Incomplete burning of the fuel leaves residues which can decrease performance and increase emissions. Clean Boost Fuel Tabs breaks down the large particles in the fuel, thus making it easier to burn more completely. A cleaner burn means your engine stays cleaner. A cleaner engine will reduce wear and even extends the intervals between oil changes.

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Does it make sense to spend money buying fuel additives?

Isn't the cost savings eaten up by the cost of the fuel pill?

These are good questions and variations of the same question are asked over and over again. If we only look at direct savings from better fuel economy, Clean Boost Fuel Tabs should easily pay for itself.* Yes that's an asterisk. See below. The beautiful thing about Clean Boost Fuel Tabs is that the benefits are not just in fuel economy. Even if fuel economy is only slightly improved, there are other benefits that will reduce money spent and prolong your engine's life.

So let's look at some simple math in regards to what savings can be obtained using Clean Boost Fuel Tabs:

A Clean Boost Fuel Tab pays for itself

First a few variables:

Tank Size: 20 gallons
Pre-Clean Boost MPG: 20 miles per gallon
Cost per gallon of fuel: $2.00

$40.00 = 20 gallons of fuel = 400 miles

What happens when you add a Clean Boost Fuel Tab to the tank?

A modest 5% Improvement  means 21 miles per gallon

$40.00 = 20 gallons of fuel = 420 miles
That twenty miles extra just saved you two dollars. Fuel Tabs cost anywhere from $1.00 to $2.00 each. At the high end, your $2.00 fuel pill just paid for itself.

10% Improvement = 22 miles per gallon

$40.00 = 20 gallons of fuel = 440 miles
40 extra miles just saved you $4.00. Enough to pay for this fuel pill and the next one too.

The savings don't stop there!...

...really. At 20% savings - this isn't a stretch - you'd save 4 Gallons of fuel every time you filled up. $8 in your pocket.

Again this little excercise only deals with direct savings from better fuel economy. Did you know that your oil will hold up longer when you use Clean Boost Fuel Tabs? Did you know that you will extend the life of your engine using the Clean Boost Fuel Tab? What about reducing the octane requirements? You save there. What about reducing emissions of CO2, CO, HCs, NOx, and particulates? It makes sense to use Clean Boost Fuel Tabs.

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*Some of you probably raised a skeptical brow when you read "should". There's a reason we have to be cautious. Exact fuel savings is difficult to measure with real-world driving. It can be done and we have a testing protocol that will help, but it can be tricky. In controlled testing, Clean Boost Fuel Tabs show excellent results. Your test results may vary...Continue on with the article above. There are numerous advantages with Clean Boost Fuel Tabs that go beyond mere fuel economy.

A year ago the gas prices were over $4 a gallon and we became concerned with getting as much mileage out of a tank of gas as possible. Then gas prices began to fall and we again fell into a false sense of security thinking that it only takes $20 to fill up a tank not the $45 it took only a few months ago.

After gas prices fell so did the economy and we need to look again at getting the most out of a tank of gas.

Read the 10 steps to better fuel economy

San Francisco based company Quality Planning conducted a survey of over 350,000 drivers who own 2007 and 2008 vehicles. The study was designed to analyze driving habits. It seems that buying a hybrid vehicle may lead to more driving: the numbers show that hybrid owners drive 25% more than non-hybrid owners.

Driving less is certainly a noble idea for reducing emissions. But we also don't want to give up being human, as this study proves. Using Clean Boost Fuel Tabs reduces the cost of fuel by improving fuel economy. The tabs also reduce emissions in a big way. Hybrid or no hybrid, you can continue to be human and minimize your impact on this fine globe of ours.

Read about Quality Planning's study here

This product has been around for a long time in liquid formula. We have tested it in laboratory and real-world conditions. All with excellent results.

Clean Boost Fuel Tabs is Clean Boost turned into a fuel pill - and the results are just as impressive.

Here are some of the recent comments:

• "I am amazed with your product I am getting phenomenal gas mileage with your product" (09 Ford Focus)
• "After using this fuel pill, I've gained about 21% in fuel economy. Couldn't be happier." (08 Jeep Wrangler)
• "My Navigator went from 13.1 to 15 miles per gallon after using [Clean Boost Fuel Tabs] for just 2 tanks."

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