Features:

  • Contains 100% High-Energy Solvent Technology
  • Helps Keep Injectors, Carburetors, Intake Ports, and Valves Clean
  • Quickly Dissolves Gum, Varnish, and Other Fuel Residues
  • Disperses Moisture In Conventional Gasoline
  • Catalytic Converter and O2-Sensor Safe
The best carb cleaner Honestly

This 20oz can is the best carb cleaner I've ever used, and honestly I've used about all you can think of, including house brands. Most run out so quickly they surprise you. Even some 14oz cans seem to empty in just a few minutes. Berrymans gives you true 20oz of product. Some carb cleaners seem like regular old brake cleaner, and never seem to do anything other than make the carb wet. They even shut a running motor off. Yet others seem like nothing more than relabled ether, and are ok for looking for gasket leaks (increased idle), but evaporate so fast, there is no cleaning action. Berrymans will actually clean your carb, and I don't mean make it shiny. I mean dissolve crap that builds up from years of sitting and letting gas rot in the bowl. If you have an old 70s smog motor, and you pull the intake and the cross over is full of baked in carbon, this will really help clean it out too. For $5 a 20oz can, I strongly recommend getting 2 or 3 cans to have on hand. It's worth it. And i'm not paid to say that.

The Best

I've used quite a few carb cleaners, but I always go back to Berryman because it's the best. I repair/sell lawnmowers as a hobby, so needless to say, I go through carb cleaner like I go thru underwear.....1 a week. Haha, seriously though, I go through a lot of this stuff. I pre-clean carbs with it, then put them in an ultrasonic cleaner and hit them with the Berryman again for a final cleaning. That system works really well for me. I really love this stuff and will continue to buy it as long as they make it. Here's a little tip if you have an ultrasonic cleaner.....fill up the tank with water, get a tupperware or glass jar and put whatever you want to clean in the jar and fill it with gas. Gas is the best cleaner for things like tools, carbs, etc.

Great for oil stains

I use this to clean oil stains off the driveway. works like a charm! I cannot comment on the actual intended use of the product, but to get fluid stains off of concrete, this works well. i suggest using a mask and obviously not inhaling any fumes, but let it sit for several minutes and wash off with water.

Never disappointed with Berryman

After watching countless YouTube analysis Berryman seems to be the best product for the job. I for sure have never been let down by the product. Not to say I’ve been let down by others either but from a cost/purpose/apparent YouTube experts Berryman is the way to go. I have been using Berryman in my vehicles and mowers, weedwackers etc for years.

Inexpensive but works great

I used this to clean the throttle body on two of my cars with over 130,000 miles. Worked great. I just sprayed a little on and then lightly brushed it with an old toothbrush. Make sure to work in a well ventilated area.

Works well

Used to clean carb on my snow blower. Seemed to do the trick, engine runs a lot smoother. My priming line dry rotted years ago so I have to use ether the 5 times a year I start it. Began gumming up the carb.

A Powerful Solvent

I watched a YouTube video on what to use to remove glue residue after removing window tint. his was the best of all the products. It took a few applications and a bit of rubbing, but it did the job.

Berrymans, thanks to Ron Ananian, I'm a loyal customer.

This stuff works. It's so good, I could see the government banning it due to how well it works. That's what they love to do with solvents that do their job.

I have loved and cherished Berryman every since I was a mechanic ...

I have loved and cherished Berryman every since I was a mechanic in the 70's, they have never let me down. I can recommend their products without hesitation.

Great Stuff

Great stuff. I bought an old GL1100 to restore and this stuff helped remove 30 years of grime. I even sprayed a bit on painted surfaces and it was fine, but for cautions sake I wouldn't recommend that.

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