Grease Goblin - fat destroyer!

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Watling hope recently launched the Grease Goblin drain treatment system to help fast food restaurants prevent pipe blockages caused by fats, oils and grease. The system offers a fully automatic biological drain treatment, prevents grease build-up and odors, installs at the where the greasy equipment enters the line, injects a high performance biological formula automatically to control grease buildup, has a small size and battery operated for installation almost anywhere.

Fast Food Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants, Refuse Systems, Waste Collection, Refuse Systems Equip, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Water & Waste Treatment Equip, Waste treatment equipment

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Caught in a trap - new grease gobblers for fish fryers

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Watling Hope's new high quality stainless steel grease traps prevent pipe blockage. The grease traps are made of high grade stainless steel, designed by industry experts, may be used internally or externally, have fully welded seams, have connections with multi-fit connectors, have quick release water-tight lid and come with a two-year return-to-base warranty. Prices range from 270 pounds sterling to 1,000 pounds sterling.

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Grease is the word

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Water UK, the association representing all of the country's water and sewerage companies, has launched a Best Practice Campaign to aid those in the catering industry to properly dispose of oils, fats and grease. The association has produced a booklet called Disposal of Fats, Oils and Grease and Food Waste: Best Management Practice for Catering Outlets, to show how blockages can be minimized.

Strategy & planning, General services, Sewage Systems, Sewage Treatment Facilities, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Business Associations, Sewerage systems, Sewer Programs, Sewer systems, Environmental aspects, Maintenance and repair, Commercial associations, Aims and objectives

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