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Maybe someone should tell my local body shop. Well they have stopped
using used motor oil for supplemental heating. They use it for all their heating. Their tip for me was turn off the heat in the storage tank during the summer. They forgot and it turned some oil into coke. Dan Diamond Jim wrote: Well you don't just burn used motor oil in a furnace without treating/filtering it anyway. At least you don't if you know what's good for you. Used motor oil is contaminated with all sorts of things, cadmium for example (from bearings) which is bad for you when you get it into your system. (This is why garages/service stations stopped burning motor oil for supplemental heating. There used to be quite a market for stoves to burn used motor oil.) |
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