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Service stations seem to charge a lot to change the oil and antifreeze in a car. It seems much easier to just do this in
the alley behind the house. The old oil and antifreeze can be dumped out, since no one ever walks in the alley.
Select one or more:
O a. sediment
O b. toxic
O c. bacterial
O d. nutrient
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