Kerosene or Paraffin has a rich history of usage in the UK and has been used in the past for many different purposes including heating, lighting, cleaning and cooking. Kerosene is often still used to fuel portable stoves, central heating systems and even jet engines. It is also widely used as a cleaning solvent.
Whatever you need Kerosene for, Birmingham Fuel Oils can provide the answer. Birmingham Fuel Oils is one of the nation's premier Kerosene suppliers and can deliver Kerosene anywhere in the UK in quantities ranging from just 500 litres all the way up to 36,000 litre bulk orders.
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Sunday, 2 October 2011
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Emergency Response Spill Kits
Emergency Response Spill Kits are vital to ensuring your business operates safely when handling fuel oils or almost any kind of spill in fact. Birmingham Fuel Oils can supply you with an all purpose essential emergency spill kit that complies with EA guidelines and legislation and assist with ISO 14001 compliance standards.
These spill kits are ideally for use with oil coolant, water detergent and mild chemical solution spills and are known as Maintenance spill kits. Also available are Chemical spill kits for acids, caustics and corrosive chemical spills. Finally Oil spill kits are also available for hydrocarbon spills (such as kerosene oil or diesel oil) and also lubricants, paints and solvents.
Each spill kit pack contains easy to follow instructions, contents check lists, re-order sheets and an emergency call out number just in case you may need assistance with the incident.
Monday, 26 September 2011
Domestic Oil in the UK
Birmingham Fuel Oils have had a wealth of experience in supplying customers with Domestic Oil for a variety of purposes and environments. If you are unsure whether or not Domestic Oil is the option for you, feel free to contact Birmingham Fuel Oils for further information and a customer sales assistant will be happy to help answer your questions.
Domestic Oil is known as a variety of different names but it is essentially the same product in most cases. For example here is a few names for Domestic Oil you may recognise:
Heating Oil
Commonly used to describe the use of Domestic Oil this has also become another name for the oil itself. Domestic Oil and Heating Oil are the same fuel just with slightly different names that both accurately describe the oil and where/how it is used.
Kerosene
Again kerosene is just another name for Domestic Oil. Kerosene is the technical name for the fuel and can also be sometimes called Kerosine. Some dialects call this fuel Paraffin or Paraffin Oil instead of Kerosene such as South Africa. This is not to be confused with Paraffin Wax or the more viscous (thick) variety of Paraffin laxative.
Red Diesel
Red Diesel is another name for Domestic Oil and should not be confused with regular diesel for automobiles. Diesel and Red Diesel have slightly different compositions to each other as Diesel is designed for use in cars and other vehicles whereas Red Diesel should only be used as Domestic Oil such as Home Heating Oil. Red Diesel will always have a red colour to varying strengths as opposed to regular Diesel.
Domestic Oil is known as a variety of different names but it is essentially the same product in most cases. For example here is a few names for Domestic Oil you may recognise:
Heating Oil
Commonly used to describe the use of Domestic Oil this has also become another name for the oil itself. Domestic Oil and Heating Oil are the same fuel just with slightly different names that both accurately describe the oil and where/how it is used.
Kerosene
Again kerosene is just another name for Domestic Oil. Kerosene is the technical name for the fuel and can also be sometimes called Kerosine. Some dialects call this fuel Paraffin or Paraffin Oil instead of Kerosene such as South Africa. This is not to be confused with Paraffin Wax or the more viscous (thick) variety of Paraffin laxative.
Red Diesel
Red Diesel is another name for Domestic Oil and should not be confused with regular diesel for automobiles. Diesel and Red Diesel have slightly different compositions to each other as Diesel is designed for use in cars and other vehicles whereas Red Diesel should only be used as Domestic Oil such as Home Heating Oil. Red Diesel will always have a red colour to varying strengths as opposed to regular Diesel.
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