Can you please share your experience about usage and results. I‘m planning to use it to see if it fixes a rough engine on cold start. Usage instructions would also be helpful. The car is a 1999 Camry 4 cylinder with 67000 miles on it.
Getting Solar energy in itself is not as cheap as you might think. Solar Panels are actually quite expensive and you have to keep replacing them every now and then. Of course the money you save through it makes up for it. You will find that its almost as expensive as other alternatives.
No.It takes many years to recoup the cost of Solar Energy panels on homes. Especially if we were talking in financial terms and considering the time value of money, it will be cheaper and more efficient to use electricity and gas. If you're asking what's better for the planet, the solar is the way to go. But it's far from cheap.
WHAT? I cant believe you asked such a question. And a Toyota with only 67,000 miles having a hard time starting; oh this is too good to be true! How about trying a complete tune up with O2 sens, timing belt waterpump replacement and oil change first. Then see how you're car starts up cold. Either that or u have a bad engine. My 1988 cadillac starts up smooth after 19 1/2 yrs of cold starting 150,000 miles. so you shouldnt be having such an issue; especially with a Toyota. I mean Camrys are supposed to be better than any car made right?
BG makes some of the Best Additives for automotive use. I use the BG44k fuel treatment for cars that have been sitting for a while. It really does help clean out the fuel systems. the engine oil treatment is great if you have clogged oil ports but I don't think it will resolve you rough idle on cold start. You most likely need to have a tune up on it. Possible you have a bad wire or plug. you need to have the fuel and ignition system checked for the rough idle at cold start issue. oil is not your problem.
Solar energy is already feasible. The problem with solar energy is that technically it is too expensive to exploit on a large scale. I'm dubious of this company line, and suspect foul play involving oil companies. Supernova- yes the sun burns hotter and hotter, but for it to develop into a supernova would take millions of years. Supernovas occur when a star dies, exploding and releasing unGodly amounts of energy, so that's not a good thing. When our sun turns into a supernova, we will all be too dead to care, no?
