How to filter waste oil at home on the cheap.

Note: when filtering.... Let the oil sit as long as possible before draining into the next bucket. You want those impurities and water to sink to the bottom. This is why the valves are about 3" from the bottom. Check the bottom of your first bucket frequently Making sure it's "clean" and free of water. Once in a while remove the lids of all the other buckets and pour all the remaining oil that is below the valves back into the first bucket to get all potential water into the bottom of the one bucket. I had a friend give me about 30 gallons of oil only to find out it had about 5 gallons of water in it. Once again I am not sponsored I paid for these products with my own money. The only mistake I made was that I didn't place it all in one order but ordered separate filters at separate times. They have a flat rate of $12 for shipping whether you want one filter or 10. my recommendation is to buy at least what I have so when you run it in your diesel engine or waste oil burner you are less likely to have problems. If you follow my YouTube channel TACOMASRT5 you will see all the progress and experiments we have been doing trying to see what will burn as fuel and what won't so far we haven't run across anything that won't! The paperwork for the title finally came in the mail, mission is a go for the Diesel Electric Hybrid Motorcycle build, I hope you will all join me on this journey of experimentation, learning, design, and invention! If you haven't yet but would like to donate to the cause and the build, here is the link. https://gofund.me/f98de997