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Re: Adding regular heating oil to a tank with B20 biofuel?
Hello, I found below on the web. It is also highly recommended that oil tank be indoors since biofules (bio diesel) can turn to gel faster and creating more work for the burner. I have not seen or he… (View Post)
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Re: Adding regular heating oil to a tank with B20 biofuel?
hello heating help friends, yes somewhere I did see that Bio D can mess your burner. Also "B20 sells for about 20 cents a gallon more than petroleum diesel according to the U.S. Department of En… (View Post) -
Re: Adding regular heating oil to a tank with B20 biofuel?
I have been an environmentalist since 1988 at Greenwich High School. I formed a club called Toxic Avengers to start recycle and reuse, reduce carbon foot prints and reduce air pollution. I wish there… (View Post) -
Re: Adding regular heating oil to a tank with B20 biofuel?
I have read that somewhere many moons ago that bio d had to be heated to 140 F degrees to be efficient ( perhaps that was for automobiles, not heating related.) (View Post) -
Re: Adding regular heating oil to a tank with B20 biofuel?
unfortunately, I have a political science degree but specialized on global financial systems. as a habit, I try not to speak religion nor politics. Having said that... if we don't protect what we hav… (View Post)
