in the greater scheme of expense and effort, getting fresh naptha seems like a small effort. if it is hard to come by, or is you are inclined to be thrifty with solvents in general, you can clean it up pretty well a couple of ways. putting a hand full of active charcoal into it shaking waiting and filtering works well. rinsing with acidic and then basic water works to some degree, and of course if you can distill it is best.
I would certainly get fresh naptha after multiple kilos of bark. I wouldn't usually expect old naptha to decrease yeilds much, but I would expect it to give yellower results.