Properly disposing of cooking oil is important because it affects both your home’s plumbing and the environment. Pouring oil down the sink can clog pipes and damage the drainage system, leading to expensive repairs.
Additionally, accumulated oil and grease can harm wastewater treatment facilities and wildlife. To prevent these issues, it’s best to find safe disposal methods that protect both your home and the environment.
Reasons Not to Pour Oil Down the Kitchen Sink
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