Reply to "drip pans and grease disposal"

smokenqueQ'n n Brew'n

GLH, I'd suggest that Swede has it right and that water temp doesn't mean much.. yes, it will put the grease in a liquid form at the sink.. but as soon as it touches the pipes downhill, the grease will "plate out" on the pipes, at some point before it reaches the city sewer system.. It will build up,little by little until things are blocked as he mentioned, causing a Rooter Rooter guy to get richer. Been there, done that when I was involved in building maintenance. It is far safer to scrape it off and put it in the trash.. but, that's only my suggestion.

7/11/0710:09 AM

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