Disposing of used cooking oil

How do you solve the problem?

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Mr. Man-wai Chang
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Reply to
bob_villa

Put it in a container and put it in the trash. If you don't have a trash service, but there's a trash transfer station or drop-off facility in the area, you can ask if they'll take it (usually for a fee).

Burn or bury it.

If you have a lot of oil, put it on Craigslist for the biodiesel enthusiasts.

Restaurants have pickup services for their old oil; a local restaurant might accept yours if you ask nicely/give them a few bucks.

Reply to
Moe DeLoughan

If you have more than you can just put in the trash, you can give/sell it to a biodiesel reprocessor.

Reply to
gfretwell

Or cook the squirrels in it.

Reply to
gfretwell

Watch out for dangerous viruses when eating wild animals!

Reply to
Mr. Man-wai Chang

I wonder how restaurants like McDonald in US handles cooked oil....

Reply to
Mr. Man-wai Chang

The smart franchisees sell it.

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gfretwell

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