Oilheat Facts
Oilheat will not burn in a liquid state. In order to light heating oil on fire, you must heat it above 140 degrees, the temperature at which it begins to vaporize.
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North Carolina Rebate Program |
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Smart Heating Choices |
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Oilheat America |
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Carolina Fuel Institute |
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NCPCMA |
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North Carolina |
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NCDENR |
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NORA |
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EIA |
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My Bioheat® |
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Clean Fuels Alliance America |
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American Energy Coalition |
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Insurance Institute for |
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American Petroleum Institute |
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Department of Energy |
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