Whether to clear carbon gasoline additive do?

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The discussion centers on the effectiveness of a gasoline additive for cleaning carbon deposits in engines. The proposed formula includes 60-70% Methanol, Isopropyl alcohol, 10-20% Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether, and 10-20% Diacetone alcohol. Additionally, tert-butyl alcohol can be added to raise the octane number. The combustion of these fuels results in CO2 emissions, emphasizing the importance of understanding the chemical composition for effective cleaning.

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Does the gasoline additive can be complete and effective cleaning of carbon?
This is the recipe I found on the Internet formula

Methanol 60~70%

Isopropyl alcohol CK

Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether, 10~20%

Diacetone alcohol 10~20%

If I need to raise the octane number need to add tert-butyl alcohol%
 
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What do you consider clean?

Those fuels ends up as CO2 after combustion.

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