Used Cooking Oil Recycling, Grease Collection, FOG Disposal

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    Used Cooking Oil Collection

    All In Sanitation Services is committed to inspiring global transformation by promoting healthy growth & sustainability within our community by partnering with local restaurants, hotels, schools, hospitals, casinos, and other industrial kitchens to collect their used cooking oil and supply this to biodiesel producers..  

    Used Cooking Oil Rebate


    • We offer rebates when we collect your used cooking oil
    • We offer discounts when we provide other pumping services
    • We have storage containers ranging from 50 gallons-400 gallons.
    Call us today to schedule a free onsite inspection (818)381-1941

    Restaurants Used Cooking Oil Collection Services


    Restaurants are now doing their part when it comes to recycling waste cooking grease to make it a better tomorrow. We are pleased to let you know that all waste cooking grease are refined and recycled into new re usable energy. The large portion of what is reused is refined into different sorts of biofuels utilized for filling cars, soap, lotions, feed, and much more. A percentage of the advantages of reusing include:
    1. Used cooking oil can be refined into various sorts of biofuels utilized for heating, generating power, warming, and transportation.
    2. The most noteworthy advantage of this procedure is that biofuels that are got from recycling cooking oil normally burn clean, and have a low carbon content. That is they don’t deliver carbon monoxide. This helps companies or organizations to lessen the carbon content in the environment.
    3. The reusing of cooking oil likewise gives a type of income to restaurants, which are in some cases remunerated by cooking oil recyclers for their utilized deep fryer oil.
    4. Cooking oil reusing likewise brings about less utilized oil being discarded as a part of channels, which can stop up sewage lines because of the development of fats which are being gathered there.
    5. Cooking oil recycling also prompts the making of job or employment opportunities.
     

    Fat, Oil, Grease (FOG) Disposal and Collection


    What is FOG?

    Fats, Oils and Grease are also known as FOG which comes from food such as cooking oil, lard, shortening, meat fats, sauces, gravy, mayonnaise, butter, ice cream and soups. Sink, dishwasher, hood and floor cleaning waste-waters and food scraps may also be sources of FOG. FOG can either be liquid or solid and may turn viscous or solid as it cools in the underground sewer.

    FOG can pollute the environment!

    When not disposed of properly, FOG can cause blockages in the sanitary sewer which can result in sewer backups inside a restaurant or spew wastewater from sewer manholes onto private property and the streets. Leaking and overfilled outdoor grease bins can contaminate storm water with FOG. These backups, leaks and overflows then pollute our oceans.

    FOG can cause costly repairs!

    FOG can create acidic conditions that can corrode or dissolve concrete or iron sewer pipes. Wastewater overflowing out of sewers can potentially “wash out” roads, contaminate groundwater and pollute our environment. Discharges of FOG may be held liable for cleanup and repair costs related to sanitary sewer damage, backups and overflows.

    The best way to dispose of FOG

    Learn to control the disposal of FOG during food preparation, cleanup and kitchen maintenance. Wipe off dishes, pots, pans and cooking utensils before rinsing or washing. Collect waste cooking oils for recycling.

    How can you control FOG damage?

    To control the disposal of FOG during food preparation, cleanup and kitchen maintenance, wipe off dishes, pots, pans and cooking utensils before rinsing or washing. Collect waste cooking oils in grease barrels and schedule the pickup of the barrels before they are full. Install a grease trap (typically inside) or grease interceptor (typically outside) to trap the FOG before it enters the county sewer lines. Check the depth of grease and food solids in the trap/interceptor regularly.

    Track the performance of your grease trap/grease interceptor!

    Keep a record of the clean-out dates, the depths of the floating FOG layer and settled solids in the grease tank, and approximate volume removed

    Control greasy wash water and leaky bins.

    Do not dump greasy wash water outdoors where it can run into a storm drain. Distance grease bins from storm drains to the extent that it is practical and keep grease bins closed. Clean up leaks and spills around grease bins promptly (not allowing wash water into storm drains), routinely check grease bins for leaks, and schedule regular pickups for proper disposal of FOG from grease bins.  

    Our Disposal Facilities


    We currently have 1 disposal facility location in Los Angeles County
    • Sylmar: In between the 5 and 210 freeways
    We are currently in the process of expanding to:
    • Los Angeles County: Palmdale, Lancaster
    • Kern County: Bakersfield, Tulare
    • Fresno County: Fresno
    • San Diego County: San Diego, Chula Vista, National City, El Cajon, La Mesa, Del Mar, Carlsbad, Oceanside
    • Riverside County: Palm Springs, Coachella, Coachella Valley, Indio
    • Orange County: Irvine, Anaheim, Mission Viejo, Costa Mesa
    • Ventura County: Ventura, Ojai
    • Santa Barbara County: Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria
    • Nevada: Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Pahrump
    • Utah: Salt Lake City, Provo, St. George
    • Arizona: Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tucson
     


    Sylmar Location:

    13151 San Fernando Rd Sylmar, CA 91342
    Phone: 818.698.4252
    Fax: 844.813.5874

    Lancaster Location:

    43061 Sierra Hwy, Lancaster, CA 93534
    Phone: 818.698.4252
    Fax: 844.813.5874

    Las Vegas Location:

    5241 S Schirlls St Las Vegas, NV 89118
    Phone: 702.879.4568
    Fax: 702.879.9293
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