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WARNING: Some commercial plugging below.

Switched to Amsoil several years ago. I'm now a dealer so that I can get it at wholesale and cheaper than Mobil 1. While I don't want to go into a sales pitch on the forum, Amsoil routinely betters Mobile 1 in tests. Visit Amsoil.com for details. If anyone is interested, as a dealer I can get you product at a good discount. (I'm not in this for the $$) Also check out their filters. Been using their oil filters for a while and love 'em. Replaced the air filters on the car and truck with the Amsoil ones. Better than the K&N filters, and come with a built-in pre-cleaner. PM me if you are interested.

As for home heating oil, we locked in at $2.26 way back in May. So glad we did as this year we have to keep the house warm for the newborn. I don't want this to keep sounding like a plug, because I just want to give information, not sell product, but Amsoil has a home heating oil additive, and we were amazed last year when it came time to clean the boiler just how much cleaner it was from the previous year. It's hard to judge oil useage from year to year as it depends on the weather, but I can only believe that the cleaner boiler was more efficient. We did use less oil, but it wasn't nearly as cold this past year.

<blockquote data-quote="Chris" data-source="post: 33187" data-attributes="member: 206">WARNING:&nbsp; Some commercial plugging below.Switched to Amsoil several years ago.&nbsp; I&#039;m now a dealer so that I can get it at wholesale and cheaper than Mobil 1.&nbsp; While I don&#039;t want to go into a sales pitch on the forum, Amsoil routinely betters Mobile 1 in tests.&nbsp; Visit Amsoil.com for details.&nbsp; If anyone is interested, as a dealer I can get you product at a good discount.&nbsp; (I&#039;m not in this for the $$)&nbsp; Also check out their filters.&nbsp; Been using their oil filters for a while and love &#039;em.&nbsp; Replaced the air filters on the car and truck with the Amsoil ones.&nbsp; Better than the K&amp;N filters, and come with a built-in pre-cleaner.&nbsp; PM me if you are interested.As for home heating oil, we locked in at $2.26 way back in May.&nbsp; So glad we did as this year we have to keep the house warm for the newborn.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want this to keep sounding like a plug, because I just want to give information, not sell product, but Amsoil has a home heating oil additive, and we were amazed last year when it came time to clean the boiler just how much cleaner it was from the previous year.&nbsp; It&#039;s hard to judge oil useage from year to year as it depends on the weather, but I can only believe that the cleaner boiler was more efficient.&nbsp; We did use less oil, but it wasn&#039;t nearly as cold this past year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris, post: 33187, member: 206"] WARNING: Some commercial plugging below. Switched to Amsoil several years ago. I'm now a dealer so that I can get it at wholesale and cheaper than Mobil 1. While I don't want to go into a sales pitch on the forum, Amsoil routinely betters Mobile 1 in tests. Visit Amsoil.com for details. If anyone is interested, as a dealer I can get you product at a good discount. (I'm not in this for the $$) Also check out their filters. Been using their oil filters for a while and love 'em. Replaced the air filters on the car and truck with the Amsoil ones. Better than the K&N filters, and come with a built-in pre-cleaner. PM me if you are interested. As for home heating oil, we locked in at $2.26 way back in May. So glad we did as this year we have to keep the house warm for the newborn. I don't want this to keep sounding like a plug, because I just want to give information, not sell product, but Amsoil has a home heating oil additive, and we were amazed last year when it came time to clean the boiler just how much cleaner it was from the previous year. It's hard to judge oil useage from year to year as it depends on the weather, but I can only believe that the cleaner boiler was more efficient. We did use less oil, but it wasn't nearly as cold this past year. [/QUOTE]

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