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DALY CITY'S FOG FIGHTING
CAMPAIGN
Help Keep Fats,
Oils
and Grease
out of the Sewer
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Fat, Oils and Grease are very harmful
to the City sewer system. They can build
up in the sewer pipes over time, clogging
the lines and causing blockages and sewer
backups into homes resulting in an unpleasant
mess that can cost hundreds and sometimes
thousands of dollars to clean up. Who
pays? You do, through higher utility bills.
Please
help us prevent these problems by doing
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DON’T
pour cooking oil, grease or
greasy food down the drain
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DON’T
use hot water and soap to wash
grease down the drain, because
it will cool and harden in the
sewer line
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DO
pour cooled grease into disposable
containers and into the garbage
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DO
use a paper towel to wipe away
residual grease or oil on dishes,
pots and pans before washing
them
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DO
recycle cooking oil and grease
for free at DWWR!
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Daly
City residents can recycle their used
cooking oil and grease for free at the
Wastewater Treatment Plant, located at
153 Lake Merced Blvd in Daly City. DWWR
has procured a 247-gallon recycling station,
where residents can dispose of their used
cooking oil and grease instead of washing
it down the sink.
Contact
the Department of Water and Wastewater
Resources at (650) 991-8200 to get more
information or to set up an appointment
for drop-off.
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