Hello Les,
I approved your post even though it's more like a sales pitch, but, I wanted to point out something you said.
First, I never said the EPA certifies any product. They merely accept registration of such products and issue a registration number.
This is from Motor Latte's own letter from the EPA.
http://www.motorlatte.com/pdf/United_States_Environmental_Protection_Agency.pdf"Note that per 40 CFR 79 .21() you would be required to notify us in writing if certai n
information in your notification were to change . In addition, note, that with your notification ,
you have provided assurances that
you will not represent, directly or indirectly, in any notice;
circular, letter, or other written communication, or any written, oral or pictorial notice or other
announcement in any publication or by radio /or television,
that registration of this additive
constitutes endorsement, certification, or approval by any agency of the United States .Please call (202) 343-9754 if you have any questions .
Karl J. Simon
Acting Director
Compliance and Innovative Strategies Division"
So you see that wording of any product, whether yours or another company, has to be that the product is
only 'registered'. This information is also readily available at
www.epa.gov.
Many companies, I will not name here, try using the EPA as an endorsement or certification. Again, no government agency is allowed to do such.
Only independent lab tests can show whether a product really works or not. These tests are quite extensive and have to follow strict procedures to get a thorough evaluation.
I will look further into Motor Latte as time allows. I will be continuing these studies and reporting my findings.
To your success
Kenneth