I see that

there might have been as many as 15 filling stations that received and sold contaminated E5 last week. Check out online to see yourself if you had issues. One Kilmarnock station was mentioned.

Edited 13 May13 May by Evolution13

2 hours ago, Evolution13 said:

I see that

there might have been as many as 15 filling stations that received and sold contaminated E5 last week. Check out online to see yourself if you had issues. One Kilmarnock station was mentioned.

I recall the big super market contamination in 2007, nearly 20 years ago but it was massive .... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_United_Kingdom_petrol_contamination

Silicon in this case and it affected several supermarkets.

Only problem I get with electricity is the voltage seems to vary ie 230 to 240 volts which means my charging time varies and is more difficult to calculate, less serious than fuel contamination thankfully. Supermarket fuel contamination not only required flushing but lambda sensors were damaged it was reported. Disaster. I recall it was fuel purchased off Dutch petrol market and imported rather than refined here in UK. Water contamination the more usual issue via ingress into storage tank.