Q:I just want a list of all food additives/flavor enhancers or basically anything that contains animals. I‘m not a vegan, so nothing to do with eggs/milk, but I do know certain cheeses have rennet in them. So I would just like a list of foods with any animal in them. I hope that makes sense!! Thank you soo much!! :)

Two things to watch out for: rennet (which you mentioned, and it comes from the lining of a calf's stomach used to curdle milk for chese), and gelatine (which is made from crushed cow bones). Also, any shrimp powder or oyster sauce or chicken/beef flavourings. Those are things that I look out for on the labels.

Q:where is food additives banned?

authorized nutrition ingredients are actually not risky additionally whilst some can consequence AHAD infants or some human beings could be afflicted by any hypersensitive reactions. that is not obtainable to dodge all issues what could consequence particular human beings. If a human being has a definite conditon, he/she merely has to purchase products/groceries concerning it. with out any offense I consistently think of that is kinda humorous whilst persons are so worried approximately nutrition yet utilising a motor vehicle. we won't choose for the air we breath yet can choose for the nutrition we consume. as long as nutrition ingredients are authorized i'm not anxious a pair of factor.

Q:Gasoline prices keeps getting very expensive and i‘m concerned about my budget. If oil additives really works, how much will i save on my gasoline consumption?

There's tons of stuff to REALLY improve your gas mileage but oil additive is NOT one of them. The last time (last year) the gas price went up a local news did some report on how to improve the gas mileage. They did a basic tune-up. Changed the air filter. Got new spark plugs. Then they made sure the air tire pressure was correct. All that improved the mileage by about 10%. Sounds like a lot but that's only about 2 or 3 MPG. THEN they tried driving very slowly and mildly (no jack rabbit starts). The slower grandmother driving style improved the MPG by easiely 5 to 10 MPG extra !!! So you can do all that but in the end your driving habbit will improve or hurt your MPG the most. Good Luck. P.S. If your car is malfunctioning then it can run rich and that can cause your MPG to drop alot. ex: if your water temperature sensor is sending false temp (like too cold) making your car trying to warm up all the time. So it is very important to maintaine your car. Don't forget to vote for the BEST ANSWER - please - whoever it may be. FACT: You also get +3 points when you vote for BEST ANSWER

Q:Give examples of food which contain themcan they be dangerous?

TO MAKE IT ADDICTIVE

Q:Where can I find a great deal online for De-Mite Laundry Additive - 1 liter bottle

More likely than not, if your vehicle were to catch on fire, there is no time to look for the extinguisher; only time to exit the vehicle. If you are determined, then the ABC is what you want - it's for wood, paper, and oil firesno idea where you would attach it though. If an under hood fire DO NOT open the hood - this will cause the fire to expand due to the extra oxygen that will feed the fire

Q:Are any of the various gas additives that are supposed to clean injectors worth the money?

Car experts say no. You wont get any improvement in performance, It will clean your fuel system though. (cloggs up over time if you never drive highway)

Q:How much oil additive can you add to your crankcase?

why would you want to use an oil additive. If you use a good oil and change it regularly you should never put an oil additive in your engine. If you look at what these additives really are they are mostly just thicker oil with some magic crap or so they claim that will make your car run like new again. If that is the case just put a 20w50 oil and you will have the same results. As you can tell I am not a fan of oil additives. I own and operate 3 quick lube centers and have never and wont ever sell additives. I will leave a customers oil a quart low and let them waste their money and put it in themselves.

Q:Does anyone know if Mazda puts break-in additives in the oil from the factory, or is it just straight oil ? I've got 1,000 miles on a new car and want to switch to synthetic oil, but I may wait if this "original" oil has additives in it.

There are no break in additives in the oil, but 1000 miles is too soon to change to a synthetic, wait till you have at least 4-6000 miles.

Q:do oil additives really stop engine noise?

sometimes...i had good luck with seafoam stoping rocker arm noise

Q:I want to know why they have so many and are they really necessary. is there a list that says what they are AND their purpose of each one?

check on a cigerrete sight like type in what additives are in tobbaco and you might get an answer