I found a lady (her husband left her) selling a 55gal plastic drum of kerosene that she claims is approx 9-10 years old. I can buy the barrel and kero for $80 which is a great deal, if the kerosene is ok.
My intended uses are as a backup cooking source and as a backup source of heat as I have a couple of primary sources for that.
She has no idea if it's ever been stabilized or not. It appears clear and smells like kero should smell. Been stored in her Ohio garage. High 80''s in summer and low 20's in winter.
Any suggestions?
My intended uses are as a backup cooking source and as a backup source of heat as I have a couple of primary sources for that.
She has no idea if it's ever been stabilized or not. It appears clear and smells like kero should smell. Been stored in her Ohio garage. High 80''s in summer and low 20's in winter.
Any suggestions?