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I truly do not understand why things have to be so contentious. So, either (1) it works to increase gas mileage, or (2) it does not work to increase gas mileage, or (3) it sort of works to increase gas mileage, or (4) it works to increase lubricity, or (5) it does not work to increase lubricity, or (6) it is a good use of a very small amount of money, or (7) it is a waste of a very small amount of money (although I would not think it was a stupid waste of money), or (8) it works sort of like a vitamin (so that immediate results are not evident), or (9) it doesn't work like a vitamin.
Although I use it, and have seen benefits; yes, including increased gas mileage, I do not see this issue as a crisis and do not want to put people down for using it, or not using it.
See how that "just get along" thing works?
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