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Re: bio diesel fumes
Yeah it's usually not a good idea to be messing with fumes from the bubble washing process.
The reason I say bubble washing is that little bubbles of air are injected into the wash tank through a layer of water. These little bubbles can release some methanol vapors.
Mist wash is safer, as you're spraying a very fine mist of water on top of the biodiesel.
It's just a good idea not to be 'huffin' fumes during the whole process, have a mask for the KOH and make sure there's good ventilation when you handle your methanol.
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The Green Monster: 2001 F250 Powerstroke, 2WD, ZF6 transmission. Bully Dog GT Tuner set in tow mode. MotorSilk boric oxide added to engine, transmission and diff. Showing 30mpg on the freeway running home brew biodiesel. NTZ 1/2 Micron bypass oil filter. Dieselsite Coolant filter and Caterpillar ELC next on the list. 4" open turbo back exhaust.
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