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  1. ratat98

    Refine used motor oil?

    I agree with all of you, I think filtering is better, I just wanted to see if there was anyone on here that did it
  2. ratat98

    Refine used motor oil?

    Yeah I also wondered how much it costs to heat it up. I kinda figured it would be cheaper just to go get the stuff at the gas station
  3. ratat98

    Refine used motor oil?

    I was reading a few posts on here about filtering WMO, using a centrifuge, etc. and I got to wondering, why not heat the used oil and distill it like they do in a refinery? SO I googled and came up with this: Converting Used Motor Oil to Diesel - Bob Is The Oil Guy Sounds like it could work...
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