soap is always made. Put some in a clear jar add about 1/4 water, shake it
up and see what separates. You will probabily have merky oil sitting on top
of soapy water. This will tell you that you need to wash. You will always
get a better reaction when you can heat up your oil first...........good
luck and have fun.......DB
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From: "Vincent zadworny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "biomailinglist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2005 8:26 AM
Subject: [Biofuel] New bio dieseler
hi everyone,
i am just starting out on this crazy journey into alternate feuls. i have
been practiceing my titration and making small 1 liter batches in a
blender from fresh canola oil bought from the corner store. it all seems
to be going great. after settling over night the liquids seperate into two
layers no shadow or middle layer. i left one batch sitting for about 2
weeks and the diesel became transparent.
Question #1 - do i still have to wash this transparent diesel???
titrated some WVO and did a test batch of it too. the first time my math
was off and i used to little lye, realized my mistake and made up a
second. this time it seemed to work but doesn't pass the 150ml quality
test on the JTF site. it didn't seperate in the alloted time but after
settling over night it did.
Question #2 - i and working in a cold wearhouse. could that be the
problem??
any help would be welcomed
Vincent Zadworny
Vancouver, Canada
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