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To: OverDraught who wrote (14417)	11/23/2011 11:33:01 PM
From: SteveF	Respond to of 53574

And it seems odd that they would reduce naphtha production in order to get more #6. Sounds like they have a serious problem selling the naphtha. Or that without further costly processing the P2O output has very little value, as many of us have been warning about this stock-selling scam for almost 2 years.

To: OverDraught who wrote (14417)	11/24/2011 7:47:50 AM
From: streetscraper	Respond to of 53574

Well the reason that caught my eye is because I made my own here at the house. I went to Sears and bought a 8QT pressure cooker and 10' of copper tubing. I separate all the plastic by # and lay it in the drive way and run over it with my truck to smash it. I run the tube in to a gallon glass jar. Use a LP turkey fryer burner as my heat. The first time I did it I put to much water in the jar so I am still tweaking it. LOL But now I use very little water and I notice I get a lot more heavy then I do light. I am think of using a 5 gallon water jug. I was going to take some picture and post them. But never did get around to it.