Posted by redforlife on November 15, 2021 at 19:47:06 from (174.210.162.94):
In Reply to: Re:antifreeze posted by rrman61 on November 15, 2021 at 18:58:51:
My opinion is, the 50/50 blend is a rip off. It's probably blended with distilled water, but in my opinion, still a rip off. 2 gallons of the 50/50 blend is gonna cost you more than 1 gallon of the concentrated. In my area, stores have both on the shelf. Generally side by side and in similar looking containers and with similar looking labeling. I have to look at close, and read the labeling close to ensure I am grabbing the pure antifreeze, which is what I want to buy. I wish they'd put the 50/50 in white jugs and straight in black jugs or something, but they don't seem to want to do that. Probably figure they can screw a few more people over by grabbing the wrong kind by mistake, and not just with the pricing.
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