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I`m a bit curious. I`ve noticed this on several dino oil jugs/quart bottles the last few times I`ve used dino oil (in other`s cars,not mine,which has been on synth).
Upon opening (and *not* having shaken the containers prior),the bottom of the jugs/bottles have been spotless,completely free of darkening and/or deposits. BUT,after a day of being opened,the bottoms start getting the "darkening" within the crevices of the containers,and before long,the entire bottom is slightly "darkened/stained". Could this be a chemical reaction once the oil is mixed with "open air" perhaps,and not additive fallout? Another note,this has never happened with any synth oil containers. My old Mobil 1 container is still completely spotless on the bottom. I don`t want any brand bashing so I won`t name any of the dino brands.
Just a hunch
Upon opening (and *not* having shaken the containers prior),the bottom of the jugs/bottles have been spotless,completely free of darkening and/or deposits. BUT,after a day of being opened,the bottoms start getting the "darkening" within the crevices of the containers,and before long,the entire bottom is slightly "darkened/stained". Could this be a chemical reaction once the oil is mixed with "open air" perhaps,and not additive fallout? Another note,this has never happened with any synth oil containers. My old Mobil 1 container is still completely spotless on the bottom. I don`t want any brand bashing so I won`t name any of the dino brands.
Just a hunch