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davemorton

French_Knickers wrote: »

I keep a 25 litre drum in the boot now. I get 10 litres of oil, lob it in depositing empties in tesco's bins so as not to clutter my own recycling bin. Then its off to the forecourt where I put in 1 litre of petrol, give it a good old shake then fill up with diesel. Bung it back in the boot for a few miles to fully stir and mix then wang it in the tank.

If you can get a card, Makro usually have good deals on the 20l drums. I really should get into filtering my own, just cant face the mess.

artha

David. wrote: »

Thought you and chewwy where cosying up early tonight :rotfl:[/QUOTe

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

David.

French_Knickers wrote: »

I keep a 25 litre drum in the boot now. I get 10 litres of oil, lob it in depositing empties in tesco's bins so as not to clutter my own recycling bin. Then its off to the forecourt where I put in 1 litre of petrol, give it a good old shake then fill up with diesel. Bung it back in the boot for a few miles to fully stir and mix then wang it in the tank.

So many questions
You have a tank ? Proof
No wonder the robin sits still
and it takes a mixture of oil/petrol/diesel :eek:

SpiralingDown

Good night guys, busy day tomorrow as I hope to sell a lot of stuff then a meeting and then parent teacher interview and finally after school club (if I get out of teacher interview early enough!)

Good night

artha

davemorton wrote: »

I believe so, must be getting wore out somehow

Worn down more like:mad:..... with ageist comments:rotfl:

French_Knickers

davemorton wrote: »

If you can get a card, Makro usually have good deals on the 20l drums. I really should get into filtering my own, just cant face the mess.

Not worth it imo. If you do some reading, the people who have issues with how their car runs or regular breakdowns, its almost always using waste oil.

Unless your supply is very free of animal fats and water then your biodiesel will not be top notch and you'll get sludge and crap blocking all your filters and stuff.

Paying for fresh oil with PP's, APG's socks or wangling other spend and saves, accosting friends for staff discounts etc is far easier. I'll look at making bio if and when I have to.

I am considering twin tanking mine though as it'd save a fortune!

David.

artha wrote: »

Worn down more like:mad:..... with ageist comments:rotfl:

pot, kettle, black bags
nothing else to say :cool:

HopePray

davemorton wrote: »

Night FairClaire.....
Think the new mac may be out of the question, and a few people buying giftvouchers for new Ipads may be disappointed.......
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2691779
Now, house of Fraser, Im sure they sell them.

Curlytop wrote: »

No mention of exclusions on their website...

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept the following methods of payment:
Debenhams Gold Account card (UK & N.Ireland)
Debenhams Account card (UK & N.Ireland)
Debenhams Shareholder Account card (UK & N.Ireland)
Debenhams giftcard (all countries except Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland)
Visa (all countries)
MasterCard (all countries)
American Express (all countries)
Delta/Connect (all countries)
Maestro (all countries)

Please note: We are only able to accept one payment type per order.

I tried it earlier, when you get to check out and try 'giftcard' it tells you you can only use giftcards on telephone orders.
If you search Debs for I pad, it actually takes to to a different Debs site.

David.

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Good night guys, busy day tomorrow as I hope to sell a lot of stuff then a meeting and then parent teacher interview and finally after school club (if I get out of teacher interview early enough!)

Good night

Bye and good luck

davemorton

French_Knickers wrote: »

Not worth it imo. If you do some reading, the people who have issues with how their car runs or regular breakdowns, its almost always using waste oil.

Unless your supply is very free of animal fats and water then your biodiesel will not be top notch and you'll get sludge and crap blocking all your filters and stuff.

Paying for fresh oil with PP's, APG's socks or wangling other spend and saves, accosting friends for staff discounts etc is far easier. I'll look at making bio if and when I have to.

I am considering twin tanking mine though as it'd save a fortune!

I dont really bother with putting any diesel in except when it is really cold, just oil and a bit petrol, nothing too scientific. ALthough I have fancied getting hold of a 12v baby bottle warmer to put around my fuel filter, thats meant to help.