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Community - Annapolis
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Published
07/27/06
The smell of french fries wafting through the air may become a familiar odor, as motorists fed up with the persistently rising cost of gasoline find other ways to maneuver themselves to work and play. Find Us On Facebook
Some turn away from the pumps altogether and take up biking or walking, others car pool, still others buy a hybrid. One Annapolis resident, however, has found success in turning used cooking oil into a clean smooth liquid source of fuel. Michael Stanbro, 23, has successfully converted three older model diesel Mercedes sedans into highly efficient grease guzzlers using waste vegetable oil or WVO. "I first started...
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