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So as it turns out, a heater fuel is much more pump common than I had anticipated. Ultra low sulfur diesel.  This stuff (excuse the dirty pump lable)  You can find this at MANY circle K, and other gas stations, but this is what you're looking for.  It's actually cleaner than 1K Kerosene, as 1K has 40ppm sulfur. I've tested this, been using it in my dynaheat dh-2300 heater and it works perfectly. I dump some scent/water kero fuel treatment in it when I fill up my 5 gallon can. This is a much better solution than 20$/gallon 1K from big box stores. I'll add some links below supporting this claim.
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Kerosene in Denver

1/28/23 update Skip this post and just go here  The answer. Overview So if you have ever tried to buy kerosene in the Denver area you know the easiest places to get it is at the big box stores where you can pay up to $20 a gallon for kerosene. For something that should cost between $3 and $7 per gallon paying $20 is crazy. Some places of the country have fuel stations with kerosene at a pump, and you can pay the bulk rate which is usually like I said between 3 and $7 a gallon which is much more affordable than $20 a gallon. This page details my research into finding locations that have kerosene available preferably at a pump and open to the public. If you try to do any of this yourself which I encourage you will find that it is not easy to find stations that say they specifically have kerosene available and this is in stark contrast to the northeastern section of the country where kerosene pumps are commonplace so hopefully the Google algorithm will wait it's on sites higher and pe...
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