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Old 02-26-17, 08:54 AM   #31
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It is a great DIY project. If you are burning old oil you are not burning other fules. Could be a good way to heat a grange. I find it interesting. It is strong on the DIY part.
May all be true, but my question was: what has it got to do with biofuels or ECOrenovator?

This is not just a DIY-forum as far as I know...

So, does it belong in this forum?

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It is just like making biodiesel but with less things added to use it. So yes it belongs here.

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