Security hints and tips for heating oil users

January 18th, 2008
At today’s prices, it’s quite possible in some of the larger tanks to have over £1000 of fuel sat there waiting to be pumped out by an opportunistic scumbag!. Taking simple practical steps can help you keep what’s yours.
Please post your security advice here to help others protect their oil!

Heating Oil thefts - Please report!

January 18th, 2008

Given the increasing value of heating oil sitting in our oil tanks, it’s not suprising to find out that heating oil thefts are on the increase. If you’ve been the victim of an oil theft please let us know by posting it here, let us know the postcode and general location, ie, village name etc so others can be warned of this kind of activity in the area.

Your top tips for saving heating oil

January 11th, 2008

Share your energy saving ideas, hints and tips with other heating oil users or pick up a few ideas for yourself.

Oil Fired Boilers - Satisfaction Survey

September 27th, 2007

We are often asked by Heating Oil users to recommend a Boiler type, style or manufacturer. Given the many options to choose from we have decided to dedicate this blog section to your own views and experiences so potential purchasers can make a more informed decision, with the ultimate goal being to find the overall market leader.

 When replying to this blog please clearly state the make and model of your boiler and current length of service together with its current efficiency rating if known from last service, along with your general comments and views.

Should the Government force us to change our lifestyles?

July 27th, 2007

Should we be forced to lead a more environmentally friendly way of living, many of us try to do our bit whilst others don’t. Whether we believe in climate change being caused by mankind or not should the decision to act be ours or the Governments.

Have you considered using bio-fuel?

July 27th, 2007

At BoilerJuice we’re looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprints. Bio-fuels could help but the infrastructure is currently non existent in the uk. If it was would you use it given the wider implications such as food for fuel, increased land prices etc.