Neutra shelf life

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I assume this has been asked before. Sorry, I didn't search first. Just wondering if Neutra has a shelf life. Oil distributor delivered to me today a broken case. The bottles had a bunch of dust on them, I mean a lot. Like they had been sitting years. I keep reading where people are calling it neutra 131 etc. I am guessing there are different versions of this.

Mine is just yellow 12oz bottles that say, "neutra fuel treatment." Caution, contains flammable solvents. I read the arguement posted a while back, is it, or isn't it a solvent. Well, it basically says it is.

Anyway, just wondering if I got an old batch and if so, does it matter? Side note. I like the smell. My first job was in a Texaco station/garage. I cleaned the floor at night for $5.00 a week. (I was 10) that station smelled exactly like neutra. While I won't be sniffing it, regardless if it actually works or not, it brings back memories. I guess that could be a good thing.
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A. Guy, If you ordered from me and have received a broken case, then get with me and I'll have it taken care of. As for shell life, I have not seen a shelf life posted on this product. It was just recently that they stopped using the round bottles and went to a new bottle style but the product is the exact same in both. There's no diffence between any of them.

Let me know about the broke ones if I'm the one that took your order.

I really don't consider a product a solvent based on it's flash point. schaeffers has a non hazardous biodegradeable cleaner that is considered hazardous waste until you add water to it, then it's classified as biodegradeable an no longer is classified as hazardous. Same with 131, as it is mixed in with other base oils/fuels, it's flash point and other basic features would change. Only due to the flash point does the hazardous chemical decal applies in it's pure form and is required to show such for shipping rules because if a truck was to have an accident and spillage was to occur, the fire department has to know what is in there and how to handle it if it was to catch fire. Nothing to do with solvency.
 
Hi Bob. No, it wasn't ordered from you. It was a local oil distributor. Thanks for the information though. I hope to see good things from this. Thanks.

//AG
 
Bob could you take a digital pic of the new style bottle? Does it finally have a see through window on it for easier measuring?
 
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