Holy $@%#

[imiller1974]

Wow...
Seems like a giant fire ball waiting to happen in the living room...

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[Loco Gringo]

Ashamed to say Im even in the same state.

 

[rdust]

Since they're obviously concerned about the environment I wonder how many years they season their wood? :lol: I can't believe someone could be this stupid, unreal. I've heard of some idiots burning oil outside, I can't believe someone would introduce it into their home.

 

[LLigetfa]

I had a neighbour that did that on his shop stove. Burned all his used motor oil and waste kerosene.

 

[Hass]

repost iirc.

 

[kayakkeith]

The color of the paint on the wall explains it all - they actually WANT to burn the house down

 

[ansehnlich1]

Shoot man, you could fill 'er up with used motor oil, cooking grease, fryer oil from mcD's, gasoline, crisco, biodiesel, gawd, the possibilities are endless.....

 

[fossil]

Been "featured" on here before...he obviously hasn't sold it to anyone yet. Moving the thread to the Inglenook. Rick

 

[Thistle]

There are no words....

 

[kenny chaos]

Do a search for "waste oil burner."

 

[Thistle]

Some yrs ago one of my late Uncles had one in his mechanic shop,pretty well designed & built.Not anywhere near the house though.

 

[kenny chaos]

Went through a tough time and I burned waste veggie oil given to me by a friend in my old woodstove.
Put it in a 1lb coffee can and placed the coffee can in a cast iron pot for an emergency containment vessel.
Threw in a wad of paper for a wick and a little kerosene on top of the oil and slid 'er in the stove.
Lit the kerosene and let 'er go. Kept us from freezing to death for a couple of months.
NO, I don't recommend burning this crap in the house.

 

[JustWood]

That's kinda like a 275 gal fuel oil tank right next to your furnace but a lot less gallons. :coolsmile:

 

[webbie]

We did this in a 1/2 open shop in the motor pool way back in TN.
But not in a house. Even a NC house!