1) Yes, the Italians regular use it. Your fuel filter would probably need
to be replaced after initially using it, since the sludge in the bottom of
your oil tank would get cleaned out and fill up your filter.
2) Yes, just like it can be blended with regular diesel.
3) All
Bonus answer: Have you tried cooking oil with kerosene? I have and it works
in a 50/50 ratio, but in the winter I'd go with 60 kerosene / 40 Oil.
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To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [biofuel] Biodiesel in a heating oil burner?
I have some questions. Does anyone know the answers, or where to look?
1)Can biodiesel be used in a modern heating oil burner?
2)Can it be blended with petroleum-based diesel and used in a modern
heating oil burner?
3)Are there any particular types or brands of modern heating oil
burner that can use biodiesel or a blend of biodiesel and petroleum-
based diesel?
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