Whether to clear carbon gasoline additive do?

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The discussion centers on the effectiveness of a gasoline additive formula for cleaning carbon deposits. The proposed recipe includes methanol (60-70%), isopropyl alcohol, ethylene glycol monobutyl ether (10-20%), and diacetone alcohol (10-20%), with tert-butyl alcohol suggested for raising the octane number. Participants question the clarity and coherence of the posts, indicating potential issues with translation. The conversation also touches on the environmental impact of combustion, noting that fuels ultimately convert to CO2. Additionally, a website for reviewing gas treatment products is mentioned, inviting feedback on its content.
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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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Are you using google translate to write your posts? I am afraid they don't make much sense.
 
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