Pour it in the toilet and blame it on someone's bad diet.What do you do with deep fryer oil?
As long as you use oil and not a solid lard, I just cool it and dump it down our drain, but you really shouldn't do that. My mom used to cool it and then dump it in an old coffee can then just throw the can away.
You can either dispose of it by pouring it down the drain with hot water, or you can reuse it after you strain the particles out. Another way you can dispose of the oil is by pouring it out into a garden or lawn, the natural composition of cooking oils is very environment friendly and acts as a very good plant food.
you store the oil used in order to use it again.
DO NOT pour it down the drain. This is the fastest way to require a plumbing visit. I put all my used oil in empty wine bottles (using a funnel), cork them and throw them away.
Let the oil cool down and pour in a empty coffee can cover with the lid wrap in a plastic grocery bag and tie, and throw it in the garbage.......
Pour it into an empty jar or milk container and put in the garbage ... needless to say, it should be cooled first.
do not dump it down the drain! are you crazy? i worked in the kitchen of a summer camp in high school and they said it was illegal (maybe just here) to pour it down the drain!! put it in a jar and trow it away. you can run it thru a filter and use it several times. i think you could also dump it in your compost pile.
You really should only need to toss that oil when it becomes too icky to use. In fact, the first time you use your oil your fries or whatever will not brown as well as it will with oil that has been used a few times. Allow your frier to cool and you can strain or skim off any large pieces left behind the cover and store for the next use. When you want to change or oil and you can actually add to the original oil sometimes, you can pour the cooled oil into any leak proof container and toss it in your trash or pour it into your driveway. As stated never pour down the drain! Good luck with this since you sound very new to this deep frying thing.
Convert a diesel engine to run off oil. Then power the car with your used frier oil.
You can cool it, pour it in a jar or can to dispose of it.
If you pour it down a drain you need to run really hot water when you do and let the hot water run for awhile. I wouldn't do that often though.
You can also strain it through some cheese cloth into a container and store it in the refrigerator. You can reuse the oil 3-4 times within a couple of weeks unless you fry something really strong in it like fish.
For all those who say dump it down the drain - I wish I was your plumber - he's got to make a killing off of you! Dumping oil or grease down the drain is one of the stupidest things you can do - aside from dumping uncooked rice down.
If you have to dispose of a small amount of grease (a Table spoon or less) use plenty of HOT water, and lots of dish soap. This will help break down the grease and flush it down the pipes. Anything more, put it into the trash bin.
I don't personally use oil, but Crisco. This allows for easier disposal. I can just scoop it into an old coffee can, or soft butter container, and then drop it into the trash.
I also wouldn't suggest putting it into the compost. Only because in the summer, the grease will melt, creating a huge sticky mess - worse than the compost already in there. Plus, if you're going to fry meats, they don't break down as quickly.
Good luck!
Pour it into a large mouthed jar, toss in garbage. Or save big plastic coffee cans and pour it in there. Then toss.
First of all, unless you are in real good with a plumber, NEVER put oil, cooled or not, down any of your drains. That is a sure way to clog up your pipes. I like to keep my old butter containers(3LB tubs) anyway, so I just let my old oil cool and put it in the butter container then just toss it in the trash.
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