A grease trap is a filter that is placed over your drains to prevent grease and oils from building up in your plumbing. The grease trap will catch solid fats and greases that go down your drains through the sinks. Restaurants produce a lot of grease. That grease is on pots and pans, and on the utensils you use for cooking. Grease and fats that buildup in your drains can cause serious health problems for you and your customers.
Grease Trap Cleaning in NJ will keep the sludge from building up, and can prevent damage that can lead to costly repairs. When you send grease and oils down the drain, they can solidify in the drains. When that happens you can begin experiencing an increase in clogs. Clogs in a restaurant kitchen can lead to unsanitary conditions. In fact, clogged grease traps can lead to the back up of raw sewage into your restaurant.
Grease Trap Cleaning in NJ will remove all of the grease and sludge out of your drains, which will allow liquids to flow freely. To clean the grease trap properly you will have to remove the lid first. You can use a small bucket to remove any water that is at the surface of the trap. The grease will have settled at the bottom of the trap. Once the water is removed, Grease Trap Cleaning in NJ will continue with the removal of the grease. The bucket can be used to scrape away all of the grease that is in the trap. After the grease has been removed, a shop vacuum can be used to remove any residual grease or debris that might still be present. Finally, the trap will be cleaned with warm soapy water.
It is important that you have Grease Trap Cleaning in NJ at least once a month to prevent clogs and sewage backups. Failure to keep your grease trap clean can result in costly plumbing repairs, and unsanitary conditions for you and your employees. A waste disposal company will take care of the cleaning for you, and will discard the used grease for you, as well.
