Look at that picture very closely, meaning the 2 girls, can anyone guess what I am seeing, there are only 2 scenarios?Every time I see that meme I think; Yeah, but who's he going home with?.
Look at that picture very closely, meaning the 2 girls, can anyone guess what I am seeing, there are only 2 scenarios?Every time I see that meme I think; Yeah, but who's he going home with?.
What’s even more bold is they say it’s 100% in 1 change, Valvoline Restore and Protect don’t even claim that.to claim 100% on anything is bold for a company to advertise, was what I was saying
Post #9, says right on the bottle, “clean in one change.” While I’m hopeful that’s true, I have to call B.S.Yes, it is.
But if that was tested and they got proof of it. Then it's 100% legit.
You can prove them wrong if you test the oil the way they advertise it (at least 4 OCI). Then measure the percentage cleaned and find out if it's 100% or lower. That means to open apart your engine and took as many pictures as possible (particularly of pistons and piston rings) before and after the use of Valvoline Restore and Protect.
right, my point exactly.....but would be nearly impossible to prove.What’s even more bold is they say it’s 100% in 1 change, Valvoline Restore and Protect don’t even claim that.
It doesn’t say that on the bottle. Just says it cleans in 1 oil change. Only percentage mentioned is that it “prevents up to 100% of sludge formation”.What’s even more bold is they say it’s 100% in 1 change, Valvoline Restore and Protect don’t even claim that.
I've been sad repeatedly when someone else does my auto work. Seems no one knows what a torque wrench is used for except a pry bar.I've never been sad I did my own work.
And even if it just slightly cleans it up by 5% in one oil change then they can still say “cleans in one oil change”. Kinda shady marketing I thinkIt doesn’t say that on the bottle. Just says it cleans in 1 oil change. Only percentage mentioned is that it “prevents up to 100% of sludge formation”.
It would only be shady marketing if you know it isn't true. It might actually do quite a bit in one change in a very dirty engine.And even if it just slightly cleans it up by 5% in one oil change then they can still say “cleans in one oil change”. Kinda shady marketing I think![]()
But they don't claim it will clean piston deposits. Just sludge. Any good synthetic will do that.What’s even more bold is they say it’s 100% in 1 change, Valvoline Restore and Protect don’t even claim that.
Yeah so it sounds like they are trying to jump onto the success train of Valvoline Restore and Protect without actually having their own similar formulation. A "trust us" scenario.But they don't claim it will clean piston deposits. Just sludge. Any good synthetic will do that.
Exactly. I suspect they've been working on a similar product for a while, maybe even trying to figure out what Valvoline developed, and they couldn't do it, so they just released an iterative product with "clean" in the name so they can try to compete with Valvoline Restore and Protect. I've even seen people on Youtube who have been running Valvoline Restore and Protect with great success and are switching over to it just based on the Mobil name.Yeah so it sounds like they are trying to jump onto the success train of Restore and protect without actually having their own similar formulation. A "trust us" scenario.
Eh, the “up to…” verbiage seems pretty common across many brands/productsAnd even if it just slightly cleans it up by 5% in one oil change then they can still say “cleans in one oil change”. Kinda shady marketing I think![]()
1.) One should not waste money buying oil at anywhere else but Walmart, unless boutique.
2.) What will an oil test tell us about it cleaning ability?
3.) the 100% claim is pretty bold, as was Valvoline: View attachment 310053
My comment is for Valvoline Restore and Protect, not Mobil 1 Advanced Clean.Post #9, says right on the bottle, “clean in one change.” While I’m hopeful that’s true, I have to call B.S.
Then they should prove it with some tests that they can show us, like Valvoline has…It would only be shady marketing if you know it isn't true. It might actually do quite a bit in one change in a very dirty engine.
Yes, "prevents up to 100% of harmful sludge formation" is pretty bloody milquetoast when compared to what Valvoline Restore and Protect claims and shows.Then they should prove it with some tests that they can show us, like Valvoline has…
Right. I am sure it is somewhere in the fine print.....Agree very bold claim especially with direct injection now. Can I claim my carbon buildup cleaning at the dealer from direct injection on Mobil 1 if I am using their oil?
Other than I dont think that they say "up to"...Yes, "prevents up to 100% of harmful sludge formation" is pretty bloody milquetoast when compared to what Valvoline Restore and Protect claims and shows.
hmmmm. I stand corrected.