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Just as a matter of interest "how do you get shut of or reuse your cooking oil"
Put it in a glass or plastic bottle when cool enough then put it into the non recycle bin?
Years ago my father in law used to save it and mix it with creosote for use on fences and sheds
Don't put it down your drains
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Like cooking oil from a chip pan ? That's why I have never cooked chips in 40 yrs. Cant stand the oil or the smell and not easy to get rid of the oil. Put it in a bottle or jar. The green bin takes anything near enough.
Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect.
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Bidston Tip has a facility for used cooking oil, take your container full of it there and pour it into the designated tank ( on the right just as you go in) the oil is recycled into Bio Diesel, they also have a facility for used engine oil.
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