And in an other forum some dude asks if he can use motor oil for deep frying, as he currently has no vegetable oil at home.
29 0 ReplyYou absolutely can, unless you expect to eat the result.
But if it's for display purposes, it's probably fine.
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Dude just left his body
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Plot twist: she put it in the wiper fluid tank.
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What would even happen? Would it just stain the glass?
0 0 ReplyIt would make a huge mess and it would be a pig to get out.
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Or, you know, they just need someone, of any gender, to teach them the difference between vegetable oil and motor oil...
10 0 ReplyYou can't judge until you try.
6 1 ReplyI can judge without trying. That engine is gonna do some funky things.
18 1 ReplyBut... it'll most work, right?
Hear me out: given a choice between running the engine completely dry of oil, and using vegetable oil, which would be worse?
The vegetable oil is going to gum things up. I guess you're looking at an engine replacement either way.
2 1 ReplySeriously though, what would happen? Oil is basically just for lubrication, right? Vegetable oil is obviously completely different from regular oil, but I don't know, how and when it would cause problems.
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