Posted by randallnMo on December 16, 2011 at 06:08:30 from (216.74.205.155):
My wife works at the local nursing home where they "ask" her to take all the used cooking oil from the kitchen. She brings home about 5 gallon every 10 days or so. I have been using some of it to start fires in my wood furnace that I heat my house with. It burns "ok" but not like I thought it would. It tends to run down into the ashes and doesn't burn up completely. It is canola oil. Is there a way to process this to make it more user friendly as a fuel source? I"d like to maybe use it for a heat source for a small outside greenhouse. How can this be done? The best use of it seems to be for dust control in the bedding of the chicken house. It works fantastic for this. 'Totally eliminates the dust and odor as well.
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