Posted by MarkB_MI on November 20, 2017 at 03:49:52 from (174.230.131.45):
In Reply to: Diesel posted by Dan Richardson on November 19, 2017 at 11:58:40:
If you run anything less than K-1 kerosene, you'll foul the wick. Wicks are not cheap and changing them is a messy job.
Also, to maximize the life of your wick, be sure to run the heater out of fuel every two or three tanks. It will smoke a little, so it's best to put it outside when it's nearly out of fuel.
The last time I replaced my wick I had to buy two wicks to get a good one. Don't waste money on Chinese Wicks; the best wicks are made in England. The English wicks are all made by Aladdin although they're sold under other brands. I haven't seen any made-in-Japan wicks for many years, but I would expect those to be OK, and original equipment wicks are mostly made in Korea.
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