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How to Dispose Used Cooking Grease?
Grease is a thick fatty oil, lipid based compound originated from animal and vegetable matter. Grease is found in cooking oil, butter, backing goods, dairy products. Grease is used to cover the surface of a pan or dish to prevent the sticking of food to surface.
Steps for disposing the used cooking grease
- Give used oil to people who makes the biodiesel.
- You can use the oil used for deep frying again.
- If you want to throw the used oil put it into a strong sellable old plastic jar with lid.
- Don't dump cooking oil into the kitchen sink. toilet bowl.
- Scrape grease and food scrapes from tray, plates, pots into a can.
- Don't use hot water and soap, because it will cool and harden in your pipes.
- Commercial food preparation establishments and residents should not dispose grease into the storm drain system .
- Small quantity of cooking oil can be socked up with a paper towel and thrown into the trash .
- Contact your community environmental coordinator who accept it.
- Place catch basket over the sink drain while washing dishware.
- Creating pipe blockages.
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