Fuel stabilizers for our little models is a waste of money. It's not needed.

If you have fuel sitting around from last year--dump it into your car next time you go to the gas station and top off the tank. 1g or 2g of fuel with a little 2-stroke oil--and dumped into a 10g or 20g tank--- isn't going to harm your car engine. Not a bit. 4oz of oil in 20g of gas isn't going to explode your car engine. Even if you happened to dump 5g of 2-stroke gas into your car. Thats 20oz of oil, at the most. 20oz of 2-stroke oil in 15 or 20 gallons of gas isn't going to hurt the car.

Or dump it in the lawn mower. Won't hurt it. And if it happens to miraculously foul a plug--just clean the plug. Your not wrecking a model--it's just a lawnmower.

I buy 3g at a time. I have a 2g can and a 1g field jug. I fill both and put the oil in. Use the fuel from the 1g jug and refill it from the 2g can. That way, I only have to lug around a little 1g jug at the field (bad back). But I got 3g if I want to fly every day one week or travel around and not worry about filling up. 3g of fuel will last me about a week if I fly 5 or 6 times every day. Thats happened only twice in 4yrs. Work gets in the way. [:'(]

Even if I happen to NOT fly and I worry that my fuel has gone stale after a couple months--I just dump it in the truck. Been doing it for 4yrs.