How do you use it?do you spray inside the gasoline tank?

Starting fluid is sprayed into the air intake making it's way into the carburator

Does this also help clean the carburetor and fuel lines in a riding lawn mower?

This is used to help start the motor. Not to do the cleaning.

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⚡ Start smart, start fast—never miss a beat on the road!

ENGINE TLC - Lubricates upper cylinders to reduce wear and extend engine life.
CORROSION SHIELD - Protects vital engine parts from rust and corrosion for long-term durability.
EASY APPLICATION - Spray directly into carburetor or air intake for hassle-free, smooth starts.
ALL WEATHER WARRIOR - Reliable starts in freezing cold or humid conditions—never get stuck again.
LIGHTNING FAST IGNITION - Get your engine roaring in seconds, no matter the weather.

Gumout 5072866 Starting Fluid is a powerful 11 oz. spray designed to deliver instant, smooth starts for gasoline engines in extreme cold and humid weather. It lubricates upper cylinders and inhibits corrosion, ensuring engine longevity and reliable performance when you need it most.

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Manufacturer	Rain-X
Brand	Gumout
Model	5072866
Item Weight	0.185 ounces
Product Dimensions	8 x 3 x 3 inches
Item model number	5072866
Manufacturer Part Number	5072866

Gumout5072866 Starting Fluid - 11 oz.

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