The three, collectively known as “FOG,” clog up sewer lines and cause overflows ... To use, simply pour your cooled cooking fat, oil or grease into a can (perhaps the one your cranberries came in), ...

In a recent newsletter, the City of Monroe warned people not to pour their grease down the drain and told them what they can ...

An expert explains why pouring cooking grease down the drain could lead to something terrible for your pipes -- "fatbergs" ...

City of Twin Falls says during the holidays there’s been an uptick in food scraps, cooking oils and fog fats backing up the ...

Nearly 25% of all sewer blockages in OKC come from fats, oils and grease, or FOG, according to the Utilities Department. Along with causing extra work for city staff clearing out service lines and ...

Whatever you do, don’t pour fats, oil, or grease down the drain. Adding contaminants like oil to the water can create what’s ...

Shawn Madison, the sole Environmental Services employee dedicated to the City of Tacoma’s fats, oil and grease (FOG) program, told her it was the only way Manuscript and Dialogue could open ...

but why is it bad? The answer lies in the chemistry that happens after your wastewater is flushed from your pipes and delivered to the sewers: The fats in the grease and oil from your kitchen mix ...

and FOG (fats, oil, and grease) in wastewater. The InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzer capitalizes on the principle that hydrocarbons, such as oil and grease, can be extracted from water or soil using the ...

This happens when we cook with oil, butter or ... you don't. "Fats, oils and grease are incredibly harmful to our wastewater collection system," he says. "When FOG is poured down your drain ...