Plastic to Fuel | Turning Recycled Plastic to Fuel Like Petrol | How to make Plastic to Petrol

[@mokhtar_One_u_Key]

The irony in this is; you have to burn something to have something to burn.

[@GaisaSanktejo]

I saw a more advanced version like this before, where the creator used some of the fuel created to reduce the plastics to usable fuel. So, it is doable!

[@cristianpopescu78]

You can use Solar power as well.

[@mokhtar_One_u_Key]

@@cristianpopescu78 The sun is also a kind of burning thing,don't you think? 😎

[@cristianpopescu78]

@@mokhtar_One_u_Key Sure, but it doesnt burn in the night..So you have to store it somehow..

[@freeagent4lyfe]

Lmao charcoal

[@denniscompton5800]

Best one I have see to demonstrate how simple the process is and on a larger scale the flue gas could replace the wood in the process.

[@kvhvtke1935]

This is something to keep in your back pocket in case of hard times ingenious way to make fuel

[@Thaos-v3m]

Like soon

[@gnavia744]

Simple and useful design , congratulations. Easy to do anywhere , a real positive impact to reuse the fossil fuels locked in plastics.

[@badchefi]

After poisoning himself he burns it all for nothing -

[@gameyord7182]

@@badchefi lol

[@ivarmay3609]

im a plastic manufacturer owner... we dont do this for recycle because of the toxic gases it emits and the contaminating residual that it produce. This is called pirolisis and its very bad. Most plastics can be recycle up to 7 times without loosing much of its carecteristics. Then you disolve them in acid. Not good, but more clean, much more clean

[@mzatichilambe3450]

I wish there was a way for him to carry out a test that shows if it's gasoline, diesel or paraffin etc and percentages. So far, it's good, but a bit risky to put it in an internal combustion engine! External one it would definitely work all the time. Keep it up, man!

[@mahlonkarpaiya252]

No one would but that on a modern day engine. How ever if fuel from waste. Can't beat that

[@wakeupcanadians]

is it not called biogas or something like that?

[@gameyord7182]

it´s made of........ *yes.* (it has all of those things, to separate them you could boil it on a long tube with diffrent metal sheets every meter or so)

[@A2J_Tim]

I dont think he had diesel there, you cant light diesel with a match like that.

[@vasterasjonas1]

Cansergas@@wakeupcanadians

[@luciusirving5926]

For cars, definitely mix some acetone, paint thinner or methanol (old school antifreeze) to make it higher octane. There are even videos of people running petrol engines on reducers. As usual, use a biodigestor or sawdust stove (mine burns for half a day) to save time from refueling during distillation. As a sheet metal man, I could turn sheet metal into a tub or make sawdust stoves as wide as I want them to be. I worked with mechanics next door many times by the way.

[@stickyfox]

Sawdust stove is kinda a new one on me! I've used it to fire pottery but for some reason didn't consider it as a generic heat source. If you have any other related keywords I wouldn't be offended if you shared them. Thanks!

[@frankmujik9618]

Man i have a question for You, since the oil industry in My country was distroyed, we have access to a very low quality fuel, very low octane, and it's mixed with diesel most of the time. It is destroying our engines. My question is, can i mix it with thinner in order to improve the performance of the fuel.

[@yevonsama]

how about use Solar Cooker instead?

[@jasonchristopher2977]

@@frankmujik9618 30 yrs experience. Real experience, not internet experience. yes. There are plenty of videos on how to make urr own fuel easily. Also any 190 proof whiskey will add the lost octane or use racing fuel, JP8 jet fuel etc. Too low causes knock, and knock causes u to spend 1200.00 on a used engine to replace the blown up old 1. The oil n gas hit here in Pa around 2007. I left for Marines and Dad said they was hiring anybody they could find cause there was so much work. Now my beautiful country setting is filled with bad roads from all trucks, rent is sky high, u can't drive anywhere and make time cause u always behind a oil, gas well semi of some kind. And ppl getting cancer so much I don't know any 1 who hasn't lost family to it, is going through it, or has died from it. It's alarming. 2 ppl I know personally wasn't feeling well, went to Dr, 1 was in 40s and died on a week of esophagus cancer, 1 from liver cancer, and my buddy Jake lived 6 months after he got diagnosed. It was a small tumor and then just went wild and he wasted away and died 6 months later. That's a very common case here for everyone. Why? All its done is ruin land, lives and made a few rich. That's it. Gas is high, oil products are high and oils in alot of stuff we use daily, rent and homes are insanely high etc. Sad. Very sad. and not a dam thing we can do but just take it.

[@JohnDoe-ji5wg]

Yes you can, @@frankmujik9618! Mix your fuel with alcohol to increase its octane by a bit, mix your fuel with toluene (paint thinner) to increase it by a lot. Be careful with toluene though, that stuff is highly toxic and your car might fail emissions if you mix too much in. Ethanol has an RON octane rating of 109, toluene has an RON of 121.

[@Theoverthinker81]

The process produces about 10% gas which can be used in a feedback loop so no wood needed to burn. You cannot use this fuel (naphtha) directly as petrol because the octane ratio is incorrect. It's needs to be reformed first and ideally additives mixed in with it.

[@JeanRobLast]

Could this Naphta be used raw but mixed with regular gasoline, like 25% naphta + 75% gasoline ?

[@Theoverthinker81]

@@JeanRobLast technically yes only for very old engines and about 10%. However, any mixing would dilute octane and create engine knocking. Old engine without computer control (carburettor) are able use less clean fuels but produce more toxic emissions.

[@LogitechXibanga]

@@Theoverthinker81 yea nobody cares about that, does it work on diesel engines thats what is important screw gasoline those are unrealiable and not very efficient!

[@Theoverthinker81]

@@LogitechXibanga no, the molecules would be too small for diesel. Car tires would produce diesel using that process.

[@lazarusramaube8291]

​@@Theoverthinker81Dankie Oom,I have lots of tyres

[@intellectus2826]

Loved when the 3rd pot caught🔥on its own 😍

[@GrassPossum]

Being the last one, it contained the lowest boiling point, highest vapor pressure hydrocarbon. No surprise, I was waiting to see which one was volatile enough to have enough gas to catch the flame next door

[@giggling_boatswain]

This man made pyrolysis (fuel) from all sorts of things - rubber, plastic, nuts, fish, coal, computer radio boards, sugar, Vinyl records, charcoal, sunflower seeds, bird feathers, tangerine peel, cigarette butts and much more. Сhannel - Inventor Adventure.

[@mynyasabut]

wow!!!!!!!

[@silviamagni3148]

Ñ

[@joefather9651]

if you’re reading this please don’t use rubber or tires! it make’s extremely dangerous and cancer causing chemicals such as bromine that is very bad for the environment and makes acid rain

[@k94536]

WOW Doc BROWN

[@ИгорьЛюбарский-ж2ь]

резина тут не очень подходит так как содержит много серы.

[@iuli3244]

Great video, You can use the flammable gases to increase burning under the drum

[@panchovillaz8004]

Is gas

[@rogerpouseman2502]

You close the cycle. Nothing is created, it is only transformed and the result is carbon dioxide to contribute to the greenhouse effect! cierras el ciclo .nada se crea solo se transforma y el resultado es dioxido de carbono para contribuir al efecto invernadero¡¡

[@mietekvictor4218]

It's amazing how you refine three different fuels in one process👍

[@frenzzie1061]

you know difference between the three different fuels?

[@danielgattoricci1729]

@@frenzzie1061 explicarlo....

[@burdock44]

@@frenzzie1061elaborate

[@aznative_]

That was a great all-around video. The content was excellent and so was the editing and production. Thank you.

[@jean-rosnybelizaire4058]

Yes yes brugh

[@braydenhardcastle9425]

Great video, just learning about this process and you do very well teaching without even having to speak words

[@alexmacias8658]

Que buen video, muy bien explicado para hacer gas y diésel a partir del plástico, saludos desde Colombia 👍🇨🇴

[@finicindustries2787]

Great idea. However, please be aware of explosion risks. Highly risky to cut barrels with angle grinder without water in those drums at least quarter full.

[@baskelder2650]

If you fill a drum to the top with water en let it overflow for a bit you dont have any oil left in the drum

[@gangleweed]

@@baskelder2650 Oil residue coating the inside of the drum even after flushing with water will vaporize with the heat of the angle grinder and a 2:1 ratio is an explosive mixture.....many people have been injured and killed by cutting oil drums with angle grinders.

[@marcusjames6425]

Awesome video. Note: it's important to wrap thread tape in the same direction you're going to screw the fitting on otherwise when you screw the fitting on it will unwrap the tape like it didn't this video that's why it's sagging. He'll be lucky if any of those fittings hold or seal, I don't think you want what's inside the pipe to leak out onto the fire, big boom.

[@davidsexton_904]

That was painful to watch after you said something! 😂

[@evanreid8653]

And it WILL back itself out eventually lol

[@vlaramconnamory]

You are a brilliant guy i like it thank you for posting.🤔😗

[@Rincon009]

YO!!! YOU explain with no words!! -I understand!! Thank You!!!!

[@ouchymytoe]

Whoa...a little aggressive with those square containers. It's cool, man-awesome job!

[@ericgrajeda2671]

Can you make plastic into Ethanol Gas or E85 or just Bio Diseal ?

[@dominicmogridge3920]

thank you kindly for sharing my friend.May a hundred thousand blessings be upon you and yours.mad dog,off grid,West cork.ireland

[@wesamalwesam6895]

good job My question is, the first basin collects kerosene, so what does the second and third basin collect? Thank you

[@MorningstarNightgod]

higher octane fuels notice third 1 caught fire from 2nd

[@danielgattoricci1729]

Excelentemente explicado ,a veces lo más simple es lo más exacto....

[@travismoore7849]

I wonder if you can use hydrothermal cracking at 180 degrees C at 100psi in an industrial pressure cooker.

[@GrassPossum]

Even just removing the oxygen, the seals were woeful, will make a big difference, but I was thinking of increasing pressure too. I love the simple proof of concept video though. How far you take it depends on your fabrication skills and industrial chemistry knowledge, but a troglodyte could manage this much so it's encouraging.

[@johnkramer7018]

I just hope this can be done on a large scale. There is no doubt that it is possible to turn all kinds of plastic into all kind of liquid fuel. This is the thing of the future. It's not far fetched at all.

[@kevinfromalberta]

It is happening already in Alberta Canada. I think they are close to or already in production.

[@johnkramer7018]

@@kevinfromalberta! That's a real great sign there. Are you from Aberta Canada? This is very interesting. I wish it was happening a lot all over Canada and the United States.

[@kevinfromalberta]

@@johnkramer7018 yes I am.

[@johnkramer7018]

@@kevinfromalberta! That's great. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for telling me that. I am very happy to hear that.

[@jimmatrix7244]

You need to clear forests to burn those plastic into fuel using this method!!

[@antoniocarlosmcd]

muito bom .....caso seja possível faz um vídeo mais explicativo .... sobre a queima da gasolina no motor ..... outra coisa .... ao cortar o latão tomar muito cuidado esse não era deposito de gasolina ou algum outro tipo de solvente .... a pouco tempo um vizinho morreu ai tentar abrir da mesma forma que você fez ,,,, foi um enorme explosão .... só uma dica ...obrigado amigo

[@shyamsundarbhadage5419]

very good. Calculation of total cost is needed

[@ManiacRacing]

Excellent tutorial on how to make a big mess.

[@ozgurozan324]

Good job ! What are those three liquids you've seperated ?

[@GrassPossum]

Hydrocarbons. Petrol is variations of hydrocarbons. These range from benzene, toluene and various mineral spirits. They'll be mixtures of a few. You can mix and match once you have a few details easily measured with each fraction. Such a simple system isn't really cracking the various fractions though. Something more approximating a fractionating column could be employed on a scale though. The water cooling was hardly worthy of the name. I'd have cooling jackets and running water at least. Also some better seal. The best part of this is the concept is demonstrated at its most basic level. People with the knowledge can improve on this manifold and increase efficiency maybe ten times over without too much effort. Not that much by volume, but some, but above all in separating different BP hydrocarbons at least.

[@landrytalom6997]

@@GrassPossum ok

[@agrosyntrop]

Strawberry, vanilla and chocolate.

[@billhayward2668]

I think the idea is to put less in landfills and harvest something from garbage. I saw a video doing something similar with tires. I have 400 tires to get rid of and at 10 bucks a tire to dispose of them is more than I care to spend. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@earlschultz7880]

Love the idea, great video. Question, what is left in the drum? Is it easy to get out? thanks

[@fragnicht1734]

A dark and crispy Carbon layer, should be easy to Get out

[@joefather9651]

you won’t have as much if you flush the chamber with co2 before starting the process.

[@garyrock2356]

Clever stuff. The residue left in the drum, obviously a lot less material, but does it work out less toxic/harmful than the plastic waste itself? Obviously a lot of wood was burnt to heat the drum to produce a small amount of fuel. You always need to look at the pros and cons of anything.

[@TGnM]

wood can found in the wild technically for free

[@Gen_Kael]

He got a lot of residue because he didn’t flush the tank with CO2. Could have been way more efficient if he did.

[@joefather9651]

if you use insulated material like ceramic brick and ceramic thread it will hold heat and will energy longer so you don’t need as much material.

[@alainvosselman9960]

@@TGnM That would be at the expense of nature.. so it still is costly. This heat can be reached with Afghan mirror 'system'. Like an dish antenna covered with mosaic mirrors pointing at one point where a kettle can be placed. The sunlight is reflected by the mirrors and heats the kettle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKfPaXl9iK6MbJI

[@garyrock2356]

@@jonahcollie8821 Unless you use a steam engine or wood gas.

[@babajaaniloveindia5057]

मुझे लगता है भाई आपने देशद्रोही वाला काम किया है सरकार आपको जिने नहीं देगी,,, लेकिन जो भाई को भारतीय भाई पर फ़क्र गर्व है वो लोग ईस भाई के शान में शानदार सलामी,, दीजिए क्योंकि ऐसे लोग हमारे भारत मां के भविष्य को बहेतर बना सकते है लेकिन अफसोस है आपकी क़ीमत और अहेमीयत कोई नहीं करेंगे,, जल्द ही कोई कंपनी आपको लालच देकर फार्मुला लें लेंगे लेकिन आप बहुत बड़े दील वाले है सरे आम प्राकटीकल करके देखिए

[@GodSpeaksInMath]

Excellent.. i wonder how fresnel lenses and the sun would work for heating up the drum?

[@GodSpeaksInMath]

I like how you sealed all the byproducts in the drum...

[@goofypettiger]

Well done, dude!

[@marcosvaleriociencia1021]

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[@captainreapergaming8911]

Thats really cool, but how do you get the clay off afterwards?

[@RashedRashed-78]

Alhamdullah JajajakaAllah for the good presentation

[@quinton3997]

Are are you stopping it from turning back into a solid after cooled off

[@lamiaalamiaa3980]

What is the paste that is applied to the barrel opening?

[@GradeGuruu]

Looks like flour

[@mikeconnery4652]

Use a rocket stove for heat also add wood enclosed in a container same as the plastic. This will also give you wood gas and charcoal. One more container with wood with a steam inlet and you can have activated charcoal for clean water.

[@RivaAltar]

আল্লাহ আপনার ইচ্ছা সফল করুক

[@EvergonPro]

What's left in the barrel?

[@BlackJack-nj5rp]

Vvery nice.👍Can i use a diesel heater from aliexpress to burn this fuel ?

[@glywnniswells9480]

On a large scale this will be even better.

[@dragan3290]

Excellent job 👍👍👍

[@juanmanuelduran2912]

This is diesel or bencine?? Or only the crude??

[@MH4TECH]

This is crude Fuel

[@jasonhaire8897]

@@MH4TECH Would probably work fine in most diesel and kerosene heaters.

[@erezyisrael1866]

IT will Work in Special Diesel Power geberators

[@valtersvidauskis3781]

Diesel do not burn in normal temp., unless its heated. This one burn like gasoline. But if its oily, then you could use it for older diesel engines

[@CharlesNewkirk-lb6uh]

And when you're done you have fresh cook bread excellent

[@vlatkicute9622]

For learning the process great video. From economic point of view??? How many wood You burn for 3litters gas? However Great Video. Thanks.

[@Zqppy]

Who measures Gas in Liters?

[@schumispecial1]

How would you add wood to your existing gasoline tank?

[@jadmanjulie8187]

what to do with the waste in the barrel?

[@aivisabele]

Just throw it out somewhere. It's India mate :D

[@mynyasabut]

If you feed back some of the gass to the flame that heats the tank you'll need less wood

[@chargermopar]

That's what I do.

[@gilsonoliveiradealmeida5647]

O nordeste fechou-se com Bolsonaro

[@IshaqIbrahim3]

@@chargermopar If you take 100 litters of petrol to heat the plastics how many litters of petrol will the plastics produce?

[@chargermopar]

@@IshaqIbrahim3 It's pretty similar as to weight. I get about 1/2 of polyetylenes as a Diesel and maybe 1/4 as a gasoline like fuel. The rest is waxy paraffins or light gases

[@IshaqIbrahim3]

@@chargermopar The reason I am asking is to see if there is energy profit. That is if I use 100 liters of petrol. Will I get more than 100 liters of petrol out (profitable) or less than 100 liters which is less profitable?

[@dangerous.jay2000]

Once the fuel is extracted, is there ANOTHER process to make it safe for vehicle consumption? Or is that the finished product? I only ask because i see some particulants, and im sure that's not good for an engine.

[@refinersoduro8186]

can you use this for a car?

[@GrassPossum]

Depends on the engine. Then you'd experiment with various mixtures of the different fractions, maybe a bit of some additive and no reason why not. It would take a little experimenting. I used to run a work van I used for photocopier services in the liquid copier days and the developer, which was isooctane would run the van when I ran of fuel on those outback roads and long trips as happened sometimes. Engines are more finicky now. Older engines with carburetors that can easily be adjusted for the mixture of air and fuel.

[@panchovillaz8004]

Yes plastic cam fron petroleum gasolina cam fron petroleum. Is same

[@doodlegassum6959]

Interesting experiment. Thanks

[@JoelHekimakikungu-ub9le]

So thanks you dearest,htis fuel petrol it's able to prepare a food and it's able to condute a motobike?

[@danostrom205]

How would this stuff work in lanterns or oil lamps?

[@احمدالجلال-ق7ش]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ انت انسان محترم

[@davidrojasramirez1659]

Excelente video sencillo pero entendible, solo es mejorar el proceso y pasarlo a mayor escala reutilizando el gas final.

[@nyclkai]

what can you do with the gases that are being produced?

[@alexmacias8658]

Para cocinar alimentos

[@hermanedestinmichel3560]

Good job my brother!!

[@blakestorey4816]

This is cleverly built ❤

[@Пользователь-в9щ9р]

How long do this barrel last? Exposed to opened fire, it will very soon burn out and have holes on the bottom

[@Thaos-v3m]

So the last container is pure gasoline??

[@ESK207]

What are you putting around the top

[@got2kittys]

You can also seal a moonshine still with dough.🍸🍹🍾

[@homloklebenyterapia9790]

anyone who is even a bit of a pyromaniac knows that plastic smoke is flammable, but burns very sooty.

[@maxkondor]

Fantástico,agora vou produzir combustível más no método de segurança. Legal 😂😂😂😂 no meu bairro está cheio de plástico mesmo ,o povo aqui vai me acha que estou doido 😅😅😅

[@maxkondor]

Já aprendi o que faze com o resíduo do plástico da fornalha ,bloquete de piso ou telha 😂😂😂

[@humbertomonteiro6742]

A good idea, now we need to remove plastic from the oceans, he still has value...

[@gustavobalmaceda2346]

It is not a good idea at all, the amount of energy that must be applied for the reaction to occur is not compensated at all with the gasoline that was created. its always best to melt the plastic and mold it into another object. because either you end up using a lot of fuel either firewood gas or electricity for the conversion. In addition, when you burn you are generating carbon monoxide and dioxide, which pollutes more than the plastic itself.

[@sciencetribune6355]

Great job done brother , owo.................go ahead

[@hunting.1234]

How much plastic is needed for 1 liter of fuel?

[@Twogreenfeet]

It looks like about 40 gallons of uncrushed or shredded plastic soda bottles made about 1 litter.

[@johnarendse1288]

hi this is very interesting .my qeustion is what fuel is in the thrree cans and in what order does it escape from the reactor.

[@Twogreenfeet]

The thickest most viscous come out 1st.

[@shanesouthard7111]

Its important to note that using a grinder on any enclosed container that previously carried a combustible product is extremely dangerous if your container has not been completely drained, and the fumes have not been fully evaporated. Always exercise caution when cutting open a barrel with a grinder. I know for some this is common sense but for somebody who lacks experience this is how you end up on an episode of Ridiculousness.

[@shadreckchidambo3975]

Ooh men l like you're short and well explained video probably will do this

[@krisbergin8628]

Strap one of these to chimney that would already be in use and get double use from the firewood. You could also use a secondary burner under the burn chamber that utilities the gas byproduct with a burner to increase efficiency and decreases the emissions . A Fresnel lens could work well as a heat source too!

[@borgianoww4552]

¿Porqué la llama en los 3 platos es del mismo color? no se supone que se destilo el combustible?

[@landrytalom6997]

Hum

[@loreleigoodall8892]

What happens to the burnt left over residue?? Is my question? .

[@SpectrumRob]

Does it work with used tires? You could even use a tire to heat it.

[@christianhudspeth3338]

Nope its rubber. The reason plastic is able to be broken down to combustible state is because plastics are a petroleum product.

[@joefather9651]

@@christianhudspeth3338 i wouldn’t recommend trying either as rubber has really harsh chemicals like bromine in it that cause acid rain and give you hella cancer

[@benferrari4147]

tyres contain oil. @@christianhudspeth3338

[@mardinirm]

It is OK., but if you can seal the barrel better will get more liters and decrease pollution.

[@01Autentic]

You can put theblast under the barel to recuperate the gas goood video!!

[@RayS-zh5we]

Great video thanks for sharing my friend...God bless 🙌

[@mynyasabut]

Could you do this with concentrated sun light?

[@spyj1900]

Something like this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y32noaGifLyrna8 Technically yes I guess but to maximize efficiency, I'd rather to add small amount of fuel to reach 450~800℃. Heat from a solar mirror can only make it around 400℃ which is bare minimal for plastic pyrolysis. Not to mention, heat insulation will also be a problem. However, 400℃ is also good enough for fractal distillation process.

[@caletdiaz2211]

Do you mix it with gasoline? It works?

[@mateuszgajos9868]

😁😁😁😁

[@CARNAGE070]

Y que hace con los desechos carbonizados? o todo el plastico se deshace?

[@clam741]

I’m curious with what’s left in the drum ?

[@christophermclean5620]

What's left over in the barrel and how easy is it to dispose of?

[@ledannyamour7653]

How much rest garbage will be still in the barrel?

[@_Reviewer]

It is not petrol as such. It is some another polyster oil. Never try it in your car or bike 😄😂😂

[@domelodi]

Good video. What is the sealing material used on 4:05?

[@engpik]

I would have known too

[@containerseightandnine9756]

probably paste made from flour and water

[@Mongbrother]

Awesome, thank you for making this, what happens to the burnt plastic.. is it any good for anything, building blocks or insulation?

[@hairyballbastic8943]

carcinogen heap

[@bradmadisonmitchell3733]

Would be very interesting to know what came out of each container.

[@stevenroberts970]

Wot a brilliant way to reverse global warming if only all petrol stations like esso had this plastic recycling facility think thr climate wud be solved

[@asaiyannamedgokublack]

6:43 Third Bowl: Nah! I got it chief🗿🔥

[@toddlong8672]

I bet your car will love it

[@constitutionalrepublican1611]

mine will burn it no problem.

[@constitutionalrepublican1611]

id even put it in my international tractor too.....

[@toddlong8672]

I like your handle

[@luciankristov6436]

Maintain temps in the pyro reactor is pretty critical or youll produce parfin based naptha. If done correctly you can make diesel fuel after refining the fuel oil produced.

[@thobanijoji590]

do you know how to refine?

[@rodolfomasiero6677]

Complimenti, molto ingegnoso.

[@hayatel2557]

I would be more effective if the barrel was place horizontally and the top of the barrel is shaped like a cone with 2 separate hose. One with a gas membrane to power the barrel fire and the other hose with a small diameter to collect the fuel. Increase the water level and add a constant cold water flow to get a cleaner fuel. It uses same process to extract gas petrol and diesel from heavy oil. Plastic is a petroleum product except for bio plastic.

[@dedyyuwana4006]

Mantap bang👍👍

[@chidiamaechi-wp1yb]

Where do you place your catalyst

[@nathaneadson2019]

Amazing like IT ALOT:-)

[@TimurAliev26]

How much octane does it have?

[@workphone4210]

SEEMS TO ME A GREAT WAY TO GET RID OF ALL THE PLASTIC BEING DUMPED EVERYWHERE & MAKE SOMEBODY REALLY RICH, PROVIDE JOBS & TAXABLE INCOME. WIN WIN