Domestic grease trap?
On Jan 26, 9:14*am, "Dave Plowman (News)"
wrote:
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* *The Natural Philosopher wrote:
Now you know why I tip caustic down at regular intervals.
Can't see why you'd need to. You don't have to put insoluble fat down a
drain. If you don't keep it for re-use - as our parents or grandparents
used to do - put it in a container and out with the rubbish.
There is always some tip off that is too contaminated for reuse.
Of course.
Anyway my grandmother used to keep everything and every time I ate her
'left overs' I had the squits for a week.
I doubt from any fat kept. By nature it is heated to a point where nothing
survives.
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I once heard that at Bradford sewage works, they use to collect so
much lanolin and fat from the local wool-processing factories, that
it was mixed with something - paraffin? - and used to fire the steam
locos. which were used on the works railway. Nothing new about power
from waste!
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