Features

• Sludge and waste oil from grease traps are industrial waste, so it is illegal to dispose of them as general waste.
• It is necessary to hire an industrial waste treatment company specializing in grease trap sludge and waste oil for treatment.
• Cleaning and maintenance of grease traps are essential.
• Clean and wash regularly. (* Cleaning frequency is for reference only.)
• *A grease trap (as the name suggests) is a device for separating and removing oil from oily wastewater discharged from the kitchen. If you leave it, it will ca*** rot and bad smell, bacteria will grow, and mice and pests will appear.
• A. Garbage such as food * Daily cleaning is required.
• Cleaning method: Food waste (Sometimes disposable chopsticks, straws and spoons get in.) in a wire mesh basket receive and remove. Or, a special net is put over the whole net, and the food waste is scooped up together with the net.
• B. Oil film * Cleaning daily. Cleaning is necessary once a week even if it is a little.
• Fats and oils have Small particles attached to them, and animal fats harden when they cool. Do not forget to clean the trap pipe of the third tank (once every 2 to 3 months).
• Cleaning method: Scoop with a net for grease trap, etc. Alternatively, grease sheet (polypropylene, etc.) is ***d to adsorb oil and fat.
• c. Sediments * It is necessary to check once a month or more whether or not sediment has accumulated, and if so, to clean it up. The sediment is sludgy with fine dust and fats.
• Cleaning method: Scoop with a net for grease trap, etc.
• *Size, capacity, weight, shape, strength and finish may vary slightly.