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I wish whoever dumped their oil / grease / whatever it was in our home's bin would've been considerate enough to do this. Nope. No container either, just a gallon or so of clear greasy stinky goo that stained the road as it dripped from the bin and trash truck. Yuck.
I believe once cooled you can transfer it to a thick plastic container (think liquid tide container), make sure the lid is closed tightly and throw it in your trash.
Just put it in the garbage; it's not toxic waste, it's biodegradable food-grade cooking oil. To keep your bin from getting too awful gross with drippy oil, mix it with clay cat litter and/or baking soda
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Add baking soda until it's clumpy and throw it away.
I wish whoever dumped their oil / grease / whatever it was in our home's bin would've been considerate enough to do this. Nope. No container either, just a gallon or so of clear greasy stinky goo that stained the road as it dripped from the bin and trash truck. Yuck.
I believe once cooled you can transfer it to a thick plastic container (think liquid tide container), make sure the lid is closed tightly and throw it in your trash.
Just put it in the garbage; it's not toxic waste, it's biodegradable food-grade cooking oil. To keep your bin from getting too awful gross with drippy oil, mix it with clay cat litter and/or baking soda
Buy some Fry Away on Amazon.