Logging Oil Additions

[BigTex]

Guys - Just curious if everyone logs oil additions and topoffs and if so, what log book do you use?  Right now I make a note in the flight logbook but started thinking maybe I should log these additions in the engine log book where the oil changes go.  What's everyone else doing?

[danb35]

I keep a fuel/oil log in a separate spreadsheet.  I don't consider adding a quart as a maintenance item, so I don't see a need to enter it in the mx records, but I still keep track of how much oil the plane is using.

[Cruiser]

I have a separate notebook for logging oil addition, VOR check and database updates that I keep in the plane. It is a small bound notebook I divided into its different sections for each. It is stored in the seat back pocket with the POH and emergency procedures

[jdrake]

Ditto to Cruiser.

I keep a single sheet in the plane where I log individual flights, VOR checks and oil added between changes.  It's very helpful in terms of monitoring oil consumption at a glance. 

[jetdriven]

same here.

[BigTex]

Actually, that sounds like a good idea to keep a seperate fuel/Oil log.  Right now I note VOR checks/Oil and fuel in the notes on my flight log.

[Lood]

Our local flight folio has columns for, among others, fuel and oil and it is compulsory for these to be logged.