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How to Recycle Cooking Oil Safely and Correctly
"Recycling cooking oil involves collecting used vegetable oil from frying or cooking and diverting it from household plumbing and landfills. You can do this by straining cooled oil, storing it in a sealed container, and dropping it off at designated municipal recycling centers, transfer stations, or participating commercial collection sites that process it into biodiesel or animal feed. Managing used cooking oil is a practical task that every home cook and commercial kitchen eventually faces. Pouring liquid fats down the kitchen sink is a reliable way to clog your home plumbing or disrupt municipal sewer lines, while throwing large quantities..."
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