cheapest heating oil in dublin

horse7 · 19-12-2012 07:53PM #1

got a quote of 860 euro for 1000lts of heating oil from http://www.cheapestoil.ie/heating-oil-prices/Dublin.aspx and my usual supplier said that there is a reason for the low quote, but doesnt want to say why there is a difference of 30euro between them. anyone figure it out, eg laundried, dirty etc. do nasi check the oil companys for same.

daveyeh · 19-12-2012 07:57PM

horse7 wrote: »

got a quote of 860 euro for 1000lts of heating oil from http://www.cheapestoil.ie/heating-oil-prices/Dublin.aspx and my usual supplier said that there is a reason for the low quote, but doesnt want to say why there is a difference of 30euro between them. anyone figure it out, eg laundried, dirty etc. do nasi check the oil companys for same.

He doesn't want to drop his price, so implies the competition are dodgy.

horse7 · 20-12-2012 10:33AM

i dont think its that simple.

horse7 · 20-12-2012 05:14PM

If the heating oil is washed,can it do damage to the oil burner. Do customs not check the oil tankers?

daveyeh · 09-01-2013 02:37PM

horse7 wrote: »

If the heating oil is washed,can it do damage to the oil burner. Do customs not check the oil tankers?

Never heard of washed kerosene, only agricultural diesel.

Mr Simpson · 09-01-2013 04:43PM

Kerosene wont be washed. It has to be marked red for home heating anyway

spank_inferno · 09-01-2013 06:32PM

Depends on what price the retailer purchased the product from the importer.

Plus some providers genuinely undercut to raise customer numbers.

Regarding the quality of the product, it will be fine (Kerosene)

daveyeh · 14-01-2013 05:21PM

horse7 wrote: »

i dont think its that simple.

why?

cheapest heating oil in dublin

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