Keeping Your Commercial Kitchen Clean With Regular Grease Trap Cleaning More than 54 billion meals are served at 844,000 commercial kitchens in the United States each year. On average, over 40% of adults eat at a restaurant each day. With such a high percentage of Americans eating out, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration places […]
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New Grease Trap Cleaning Rules Ensure Minnesota Restaurants Keep Grease Out Of Sewers Grease washed from restaurant frying pans and dirty dishes is creating a fatty mess in Minnesota sewers and public works crews hope new rules will unclog the subterranean arteries. Cities across the state have been getting more aggressive in recent years about
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Fatberg Removed From Michigan Sewer After Improper Grease Trap Cleaning With the stink of congealed grease, oil and fat serving as a backdrop, Macomb County Public Works officials remind everyone of the consequences of pouring everything down the drain. One day after revealing the massive fatberg found in Lakeshore Interceptor drain, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner
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Avoid Grease Trap Problems in Your Restaurant When someone walks in the front door of your restaurant, the smells are supposed to make them hungry. But if you’ve got grease trap issues, those smells could be costing you customers. Here are the top things to avoid so you won’t have trouble with the grease trap
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Florida Restaurant Grease Trap Spill Covers City Streets About 100 gallons of grease from a Florida restaurant spilled into the streets according to city officials and a state report. The grease flowed from the grease trap and spilled into a parking lot behind the building. “This type of spill rarely happens,” said Nora Emmanuel, city
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Tips for Preventing a Clogged Commercial Kitchen Drain Americans now spend more money dining out than they do at grocery stores. For this reason, the future looks bright for restaurants across the country. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant can attest to how fast the dinner rush can hit your establishment and keeping
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Iowa Restaurants Offered Rebates For Grease Trap Sizing and Installation The City of Clinton, Iowa is implementing a proactive approach to reduce grease build-up at their water treatment plant. As part of their 2018 budget, a part-time fats, oils and grease inspector has been deployed to check on food establishments regarding the maintenance of grease
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Grease Trap Issues Cause Popular California Restaurant to Close A California restaurant closed its downtown location due to a dispute over the cause of foul odors to the dismay of the owner. A neighboring business in the building noticed a strong sewage smell and warned the restaurant. The restaurant owner didn’t notice anything unusual and did not
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New York Program Protects Wastewater System A water pollution program in the Great Neck District in the state of New York recently announced its acknowledgment of restaurants who are protecting the community’s wastewater system. The program will issue decals to be displayed at the local restaurants to show their efforts in collecting hazardous F.R.O.G.s (fats,
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Restaurant Kitchen Equipment Recommendations Include Commercial Garbage Disposal Alternative Commercial kitchens need to be in their best condition in order for chefs and sous-chefs to do their best work. Kitchens need to be fully stocked, incredibly organized, and practically spotless. If you’re getting ready to open your commercial kitchen for the first time, make sure