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Some advice on How to Prevent Grease, Oils, and Fats from Clogging the Sewer system (FOG)

What makes FOG a concern?

Blockages may cause sewer overflows on your kitchen floor. Grease, oils, and fats are frequently disposed of incorrectly when food is being prepared and cleaned up in the kitchen. FOG can accumulate in drains (sinks or floors) and clog sanitary sewage lines. This buildup modifies the efficacy of the wastewater collection system and lowers its capacity.

When severe blockage, the obstruction may result in:

sewer backups into residences, and places of business, and Overflowing sewers eventually contaminate nearby waterways as they pour onto properties and streets.

How can the grease clog issue be resolved?

Keeping grease out of the sewer system is the simplest approach to address the grease issue and aid in preventing overflows of raw sewage. It's simple to reduce the amount of FOG sources in your kitchen with information and the adoption of certain habits.

The majority of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) in the kitchen are produced during dishwashing or pre-rinsing. Cooked food waste (FOG) cools in the wastewater system and adheres to pipes, leading to a buildup of FOG. The accumulation results in wastewater overflows spills onto private property, local surface waters, and jams and backups in homes and businesses.
FOG buildup affects rates and may lead to public health issues since it raises the expense of operating wastewater treatment facilities in most governmental sewerage systems.
Advice for maintaining fat-free drains

- When the fats, oils, and grease have cooled, transfer them into a container and discard the container. If
If you don't have a container, put some tin foil inside a coffee cup or something similar, pour in the
FOG, let it cool, then discard.
- Wipe FOG off plates using a paper towel or napkin before washing, then throw it away in the garbage.
- Use strainers in the sink to collect food waste.
- Food scraps should go in the trash rather than the garbage disposal.
- Grease and fats should ideally be scraped off or poured into containers and disposed of using a garbage
disposal. Grease and fats should never be flushed down the toilet or the sink.
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