Try kerosene. It may not be the huffer's delight, but it will cut through the old filter oil well without being nearly as harsh on you or the filter.
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It's on the label if you buy a case, but not if you buy just a carton or single pack.
Try kerosene. It may not be the huffer's delight, but it will cut through the old filter oil well without being nearly as harsh on you or the filter.
Try kerosene. It may not be the huffer's delight, but it will cut through the old filter oil well without being nearly as harsh on you or the filter.
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Great reminders there, CC. I'm suprised I've lived this long with the crap I've done with gasoline. Heck, I can still taste it in burps every once in a while!!! My fault though. WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY back when, I used to stop off at the local Air Force Base and syphon gas out of the flight line trucks on my way to church on Sunday mornings. No one was manning the trucks at that time. Good thing I wasn't hit with a lightning bolt about then!!!! Nothing like pulling the hose away from your mouth a second too late and gushing it all into your eyes!!!!!!! 
Jerry
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