No treatment has the ability to completely remove water from fuel. If you have water contamination in your tank, it’s best to remove the fuel. If you think you have a small amount of water, try a product made specifically for treating water in fuel. They work to solubilize small amounts of water into the larger fuel phase, making it easier to burn the water through the engine. Hope this helps!
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Hi Walter,
No treatment has the ability to completely remove water from fuel. If you have water contamination in your tank, it’s best to remove the fuel. If you think you have a small amount of water, try a product made specifically for treating water in fuel. They work to solubilize small amounts of water into the larger fuel phase, making it easier to burn the water through the engine. Hope this helps!