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SODC have just introduced a new cooking oil recycling service for residents as part of food waste collections.
After cooking and once it has cooled, any leftover oil can be poured into a plastic bottle no bigger than one litre in size. The bottle and its contents can then be placed into the kerbside food waste caddy, along with other food waste, and put out for the weekly collection. For those who don't want to use a plastic bottle, oil can also be poured straight into the caddy along with other food waste. One litre of cooking oil can generate enough electricity to make 240 cups of tea!
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30/8/2021 04:43:18 am
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Great food and hong kong tasty. 6/1/2022 10:08:35 am
I never knew that SODC have just introduced a new cooking oil recycling service for residents as part of food waste collections. I never thought that it would be like this, it is an intriguing article to read and I will also share this with my aunt. Thank you for the information about the used oil collection. 28/2/2022 05:36:02 am
This post made an excellent point that it is important for us to have the oils recycled to prevent pollution. The other day my dad mentioned that he needs to have cooking oils recycled. I will definitely look for a trusted service to help us out. 28/10/2022 09:42:32 am
Daughter young story. Need thing industry. Thanks for pointing out that we can pour used oil in the caddy together with other food waste as well. I will keep that in mind to ensure that we also contribute to the waste oil management processes. In my opinion, it is important that we do our part to ensure that our world will still be safe to live in for the next generations. Leave a Reply. |
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