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Grease Guardian® Technology: Protecting Cities from Fatbergs
Grease Guardian® Technology: Protecting Cities from Fatbergs Fatbergs cost UK cities millions of pounds each year in emergency clean-ups and sewer repairs. They form when fats, oils and grease (FOG) are poured down sinks, cool in the pipes, and solidify into a concrete-like mass that traps food scraps, wet wipes and other debris. This results
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Whale-Sized Fatberg in Oxford Sewer: How to Keep Grease Out of Drains
Whale-Sized Fatberg in Oxford Sewer: How to Keep Grease Out of Drains A fatberg described as the size of a blue whale (the largest animal ever known to have existed) has been removed from a large sewer beneath Oxford. Thames Water confirmed that the colossal 120-tonne mass, stretching over 1km (0.6 miles), took its teams
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The Future of Grease Management
As we step into a new era marked by technological breakthroughs and heightened environmental awareness, the future of grease management promises innovative solutions and sustainable practices. Although the grease management industry is undergoing significant changes, this shift isn’t just about enhancing efficiency; it’s about redefining how businesses handle waste management in an age that prioritises
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Uisce Éireann’s Urgent Fatberg Warning: Protect Your Home from the Greasy Grinch this Christmas
As we gear up for the holiday festivities, Uisce Éireann raises a red flag about a potential Grinch that can wreak havoc on our homes – the fatberg. Uisce Éireann’s Head of Operations, Tom Cuddy said: “We know that blockages in our sewer network can be caused by fatbergs which have nasty consequences, including overflows
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INSTALL A GREASE TRAP AND REDUCE FOG WASTE
Hello Blog Readers, BOURBON STREET SURPRISE Lumps of Fat, Oil and Grease (FOG) in the storm drains was discovered during work on the very busy Bourbon Street after a bad smell was reported. Workers found that some restaurants had access to the storm drains and the foul smell was from the FOG waste collecting
FATBERG STRIKES AGAIN
Another stomach churning FATBERG! A Fatberg that blocked a high street hairdresser’s toilets was so big that it stretched the full length of the high street in Cheltenham….now if that isn’t reason for concern over the state of our drainage systems what is? Engineers spent eight hours unclogging the slimy blockage in Cheltenham last month.
GREASE GUARDIAN GREASE TRAP MAINTENANCE
REDUCING FATS, OIL AND GREASE (FOG) WASTE Over 60% of blockages found in the sewers are FOG related and highlights the importance of keeping FOG waste out of drains. Thames Water removes 80,000 blockages from the sewers each year. Installing a grease trap is the first step in stopping FOG entering drains. All grease traps
REDUCE FOG WASTE WITH A GREASE TRAP
Hello Blog Readers, FOG & GREASE TRAPS Restaurants cooking with FOG producing foods should have a grease trap/grease interceptor installed. FOG (Fats, Oil and Grease) causes major problems for pipes and drains if it is not disposed correctly. Restaurants use more FOG producing foods than households and need to have a system in place to
SELECT THE RIGHT GREASE TRAP WITH GREASE GUARDIAN
GREASE GUARDIAN Grease traps/grease interceptors are designed to separate Fats, Oil and Grease (FOG) waste from wastewater. The water from kitchens and restaurants containing FOG enters the Grease Guardian and solids are collected in a strainer basket. FOG will rise to the top of the tank as it is lighter than water and clear water
GREASE GUARDIAN AUTOMATIC RANGE
Hello Blog Readers! FOG WASTE Water authorities were called to remove a fatberg in Bierton, England. The fatberg was detected after residents experienced problems with flushing their toilets. The problem was caused by a blockage of Fats, Oil and Grease (FOG) in the sewer. When FOG waste accumulates it will grow into a fatberg which
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