By today's standards, the water I drank from the tap and the garden hose as a kid, just a few miles from the steel mill, shoulda killed me decades ago I'm a medical miracle. But then again, we didn't buy every sip of water we drank in a plastic bottle back then either, ha. I don't believe many folks used to do that (I didn't). That's an old wives' tale I actually believe. I think the most important tip when it comes to coolant, if you mix your own, is to use distilled water.
The combination of the high boiling point of Evans waterless coolant and a correctly-sized cooling system means that an increase in temperature can be accommodated without cooling system failure. This is not a concern when using Evans waterless coolant. When the engine is stressed, the coolant absorbs more heat and temperatures rise. ( With Evans waterless coolant, operating temperatures may be modestly higher than those of water-based coolant ), depending on driving conditions and whether the vehicle is stock or configured as high-performance. In high horsepower applications, the temperature effect of running Evans waterless coolant will depend on the engine and cooling system components. Vehicles running under normal operating conditions should show either no change or a slight increase in temperature. The effect of Evans waterless coolant on cooling system temperatures will depend on the engine and cooling system configuration, as well as driving conditions. Why bother ? If you have a leak or hose failure you can only use more ,You can't add water ever and if you do they suggest you drain and repeat fill process.
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