Kerosene for the guesthouse cooker in Bandarawela — desk mixing it with diesel 382
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Marit Korhonen Oulu•116 rep5
Cooker is kerosene. Desk says 'same as diesel, 382'. I do not want a fire. I also do not want a made-up bottle price. We can eat string hoppers from the shop instead.
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Do not mix kerosene and diesel. 382 is Lanka Auto Diesel on the Ceypetco board, not a cooker fuel. Eat the shop hoppers. If you need kerosene, ask a shop that sells kerosene as kerosene. Desk remixing nozzles is how you get a smell and a story.
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Dilshan Bandarawela Hill•192 rep5
Shop food is the 1am answer. Cooker can wait for daylight and the right bottle.
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Darshani Haputale Stair•265 rep2
Diesel 382, 92=399, 95=475. Three pump numbers. Cooker is not a pump.
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