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TwoCanSee t1_j0zjtx0 wrote

Zero worries in this regard. Been doing it in central CT for 25+ years. With over 10 companies. There’s an up charge from the credit card companies when you pay with a card. Cash is King In this situation brother.

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LobsterPhuckPunch t1_j100szb wrote

I have no problem paying with cash, I guess it’s just more important that I buy from a reputable company so I know they’re not pumping sludge in there. Thanks for the help!

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TwoCanSee t1_j101gz0 wrote

You should add sludge treatment to your tank before each fill. Have your furnace cleaned annually.

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apothecarynow t1_j11oalo wrote

Sludge treatment a real thing? I've never heard of this

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TwoCanSee t1_j11uv9t wrote

Yikes yup. Google sludge Treat. Home Depot has it.

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apothecarynow t1_j11wumq wrote

Something like this? Idk never heard of it don't have a boiler. Forced hot air oil.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hercules-Boiler-And-Heating-Cleaner/3307438?cm_mmc=shp--c--prd--plb--ggl--LIA_PLB_171_Air-Circulation--3307438--local--0-_-0&ds_rl=1286981&gclid=Cj0KCQiA14WdBhD8ARIsANao07jBKabec5dPzIUBkNfHciJCS_o04osGuZjNqkq3LXgXDk_SzcBnNIgaAk5QEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

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TwoCanSee t1_j120bb6 wrote

That’s a cleaner. Sludge Treat If you burn oil and have a filter on your tank. You should be adding sludge treat. ( made by the same company)

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Subpar-dad t1_j10y848 wrote

Go to cashheatingoil.com it’s where everyone goes for the most part. The companies are usually reputable.

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