It takes a looooong time to cook water out of oil. We tried that several times when we had a heat exchanger leak in our hydraulic test machines. We would take the top off the reservoir, turn the heaters on to heat the oil to 225 to 250 degrees and let it sit for hours, circulate the oil/water mix to expose more to the atmosphere and even after a couple of days, it would still have water in it. Maybe not as much, but it seemed it took forever to get it cooked out. We had from 5,000 to 10,000 watt electric heaters to heat it. How much propane will you use for your turkey fryer to get it all out?
I understand wanting to save some oil, but there is a limit to when it's worth it. Funny thing was, the oil would look perfectly clear after a fairly short time while it was hot, but let it cool again and it would be "milky".
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