Reaction of Silicon monoxide with alcohols Elements from the carbon group tend to form compounds with two oxygen's. Let's say I want to produce $\ce{SiO_2}$ out of $\ce{SiO}$ by mixing it with some alcohol, for example:

$$\ce{SiO + CH_3-CHOH-CH_3 \longrightarrow SiO_2 + CH_3-CH_2-CH_3}$$

Is this likely to occur? at least before all the alcohol evaporates...
I doubt very much its likely to occur.  Reducing an alcohol to a alkane is not trivial. strong reducing agents such as $\ce{LiAH4}$ cannot reduce alcohols, and to my knowledge $\ce{TiO}$ cannot reduce alcohols which would be an even better canidate that $\ce{SiO}$.