Diesel and kerosene are both oils and types of fuel. However, there are some key differences between them that need to be taken into account.

Kerosene and diesel aren't too far off — if anything, it is distilled from crude oil before diesel, and in comparison, it can run smoother in freezing temperatures (doesn't gel up).

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Upon investigation, the source of the odor was identified as a kerosene fuel spill at 4001 East 5th Ave. in Columbus, which is the former Heartland Petroleum used oil re-refinery facility now ...

Kerosene and diesel aren't too far off — if anything, it is distilled from crude oil before diesel, and in comparison, it can run smoother in freezing temperatures (doesn't gel up).