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What are the Best Kerosene Additives?

Date Published: 18/11/2024

Kerosene additives can greatly improve the efficiency of oil-powered domestic appliances such as central heating systems and range-cookers. In particular, these chemicals can help to reduce wear and tear, lower maintenance costs and even extend the life of your boiler, oil tank or AGA. However, with many heating oil additives available on the market, it can be confusing to know which one is the best. In this guide, we compare different types of kerosene additives to help you identify which types to use in your home. 

What are the different types of fuel additives?

There are over 60 types of fuel that can be made by refining crude oil and there are a variety of additives that can be used. As a general rule, fuel additives can be separated into two distinct categories: stabilisers and enhancers. Both types of additives are designed to improve fuel performance and efficiency.

In terms of heating oil additives, five types of chemicals are commonly used: stabilisers, biocides, cleaners, demulsifiers and corrosion inhibitors. Stabilisers improve the combustibility and burning efficiency of heating oil Biocides kill bacteria and prevent sludge formation Cleaners dissolve impurities such as sludge and carbon deposits Demulsifiers separate water to prevent damage and bacteria Corrosion inhibitors prevent corrosion and minimise debris

What is Blue Burn Cooker Kerosene?

Blue Burn Cooker Kerosene—also known as Kero Aga, Cooker Kero and Blue Burn Cooker Kero—is a kerosene that contains a specialist additive for use in domestic AGAs and range-cookers. This 28 second kerosene is mixed with an additive that has been designed to improve the efficiency of your AGA or range-cooker.

What is Blue Burn Premium Kerosene?

Blue Burn Premium Kerosene—commonly referred to as Blue Burn Boiler Kero, Premium Kero and Kero for Boilers—is a kerosene fuel with an additive mix for use in domestic boilers. This additive mix has been manufactured to help boilers run cleanly, smoothly and more efficiently. It also gives off a non-fuel, vanilla scent.

What is the difference between kerosene and premium kerosene?

The main different between Blue Burn Cooker Kerosene and Blue Burn Premium Kerosene is that they can be used in different appliances. Blue Burn Cooker Kerosene has been formulated for AGAs and range-cookers, while Blue Burn Premium Kerosene has been designed for use in domestic heating systems. Here at Your NRG, we stock and supply both Blue Burn Booker Kerosene and Blue Burn Premium Kerosene. With affordable prices, fast and secure payment systems, and exceptional customer service, we can help you with all of your home heating oil and kerosene needs.

Which fuel additive is the best? What is the best kerosene fuel additive?

If you have further questions about kerosene additives or want to know which additive would be best for your appliance, then contact our team. Our knowledgeable experts are waiting to help and answer any of your queries. Here at Your NRG, we’re proud to offer the highest levels of customer care and affordable prices with no hidden fees. Get a quote to benefit from a healthier, more efficient and cost-effective heating system today.

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