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Posted By: Dave
Date: Friday, October 14 2005, at 6:10 p.m.

Antifreeze, something so simple, has gotten better in the past few years. Tradiationally, you were supposed to put water into your radiator with your antifreeze in a 50/50 mixture. Most people, traditionally, did not. They just put straight antifreeze in there. Obviously it isn't critical, but you should do it. Now, though, you can buy antifreeze that already diluted so you can pour it right in without messing around with water. The antifreeze companies finally came up with the bright idea to dilute their antifreeze so that they only need half as much in each container. And then they sell it for pretty much the same price. And we buy their watered down antifreeze and love it.

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Dave -- Friday, October 14 2005, at 6:10 p.m.

 

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Message: > Antifreeze, something so simple, has gotten better in > the past few years. Tradiationally, you were supposed > to put water into your radiator with your antifreeze > in a 50/50 mixture. Most people, traditionally, did > not. They just put straight antifreeze in there. > Obviously it isn't critical, but you should do it. > Now, though, you can buy antifreeze that already > diluted so you can pour it right in without messing > around with water. The antifreeze companies finally > came up with the bright idea to dilute their > antifreeze so that they only need half as much in each > container. And then they sell it for pretty much the > same price. And we buy their watered down antifreeze > and love it. > :)
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