Coachella is known for bringing the crowds in, which is why their restaurant scene is always busy. The government of California is trying to encourage all restaurants to make more sustainable choices. One thing that many industrial kitchens don’t consider is what happens to their used cooking oil. LEND Environmental wants to make disposal easier by offering used cooking oil recycling Coachella.

Every business with an industrial kitchen will need grease trap pumping Coachella services regularly. However, what happens with that used grease after could make a serious difference. If you recycle that oil you’ll be doing the environment a favor and there could even be some financial rewards as well.

Recycle Cooking Oil The Right Way

Why should businesses think about used cooking oil recycling? Many businesses are making the mistake of disposing of their cooking oil the wrong way. While many industrial kitchens have regular grease trap cleaning Coachella, they don’t think twice about what happens with the used oil. This is why so many business owners carelessly dispose of their oil the wrong way.

There are two big mistakes in particular that many restaurants make. The worst one is pouring the used oil down the drain because it could cause a clog in the city’s sewer system. This mess will always cost business owners a fair chunk of money in fines.

The other mistake they are making is pouring the grease into a garbage bin. This could lead to a big mess when it rains because the bins will overflow. The worst part about the mess it will make is that the cooking oil could contaminate the soil. This can all be avoided by looking into used cooking oil collection Coachella.

Who Can Benefit From Used Cooking Oil Recycling

• Restaurants
• Schools
• Arenas and stadiums
• Hotels and resorts
• Hospitals and nursing homes
• Casinos ; more

If your company has an industrial kitchen, then there could be financial rewards for your used cooking oil. LEND Environmental now has a used cooking oil disposal facility Coachella to recycle all of that leftover grease.

Did you know that cooking oil is one of the most environmentally friendly fuel sources?  When it gets recycled it has the potential to be turned into a renewable bio-diesel product. That means that your kitchen’s leftover cooking oil could be used to fuel a car or heat a family’s home.