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So what the fuck do I do with this shit? It is my problem

>> No.17648678

filter it into a jar and use it again next time you fry something
put it out with the compost

>> No.17648685

>>17648672
If you are on sewer you simply pour it down the drain and it is now the city's problem.

>> No.17648686
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>> No.17648690

>>17648685
not on sewer
>>17648678
I already used it once before

>> No.17648691

>>17648672
If you have old diesel car you can probably use it as fuel (just filter it first)

>> No.17648727

I dump it in my neighbor's yard every time his dog shits on my property.

>> No.17648730

>>17648672
buy the powder that solidifies frying oil and toss the solid lump in the trash

>> No.17648735
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17648735

Probem solved

>> No.17648747

>>17648690
>not on sewer
bury it

>> No.17648760

>>17648672
Buy a Brita filter specifically for it. They're cheap enough if you deep fry often that it's easily worth it. It will filter out the overwhelming majority of particulates and off flavors. To the point that you can reuse the same oil over a dozen times until it's finally oxidized enough that it starts to get rancid. Also use a Brita filter to instantly turn bottom shelf rot gut liquor into upper midshelf. That bottle of rich and rare whiskey for $7/fifth now taste exactly as good as some Jameson.

>> No.17648767

>>17648672
My family usually to cook food for our pets

>> No.17648771

>>17648672
If you're from the South, just use it as a beverage.

>> No.17648774

>>17648767
>to cook food
>for our pets
Feed them raw meat, anything else is animal abuse.

>> No.17648974

>>17648767
>pets
>living with animals
mad gay.

>> No.17648997

>>17648672
Drink it.

>> No.17649072

unironically what happens if I dump it on grass? no more grass?

>> No.17649184

>>17648686
This

>> No.17649200

>>17648760
I can't tell if you're being serious. Do you srsly Brita booze?! I know it won't affect taste but some anon probably does this thinking it does something

>> No.17649215

>>17648774
Only cooked meat my dog gets are beef liver and gristle bits from chicken/beef joints. Rest is raw

>> No.17649216

>>17649200
>I know it won't affect taste
Why wouldn't it? It affects the taste of water, and most liquor is still around 50% water.

>> No.17649217

>>17648672
put a wick in it and use as candle.

>> No.17649218

>>17648672
what kind of fat is that? it might be able to be used again for things like cooking eggs or rice.

Yes you can pour it on your grass it will be just fine as long as its not super hot and you don't pour it in the same spot.

>> No.17649222

>>17649200
It genuinely does. It filters out impurities to the point where you won't even get the nasty hangovers usually associated with rot gut liquor. I know full well that it sounds like horseshit but actually try it. It's legitimate. What exactly do you think the difference between two bottles of 40% alcohol really come down to other than quality of filtration?

>> No.17649234

Big picklejar. When full throw into the trash.

>> No.17649260
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17649260

keeping all the old food containers under the sink has been successful. just pour the oil in them, seal, and throw in the garbage. easy.

>> No.17649274

>>17649215
Extremely based, glad you're taking care of your dog properly.

>> No.17649312

>>17649072
Yes, it’s not permanent, but that grass will be dead for the year

>> No.17649766

>>17648690
you can reuse oil a ton of times
otherwise turn into fuel for an old diesel car

>> No.17649797

>>17648672
A long time ago I kept jars full of fat in my fridge. I was gonna make soap with it but got lazy. My dad told me to throw it out.

>> No.17649805

>>17648672
Dump it in the street who gives a fuck

>> No.17649826

>>17648686
You risk pipe blockages. Not recommended.

>> No.17649828
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>>17649200
Brita filters are literally just compactly packed carbon and an exchange resin that take out calcium and magnesium etc.

There's not much wrong with using them for filtration.

>> No.17649980

>>17648672
>>17649805
Genuine question: if i add a bunch of dish soap and water to the oil and mix it up so it becomes emulsified, will that help at all when flushing it away? Been doing that out of laziness for a while now

>> No.17649987
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17649987

It's my problem.

>> No.17649995

>>17649987
>collect grease in cans
>let it solidify
>put cans in bag
>start whacking landl*rds
basado

>> No.17650001

never had that much oil left over, is this an american issue

>> No.17650145

>>17648686
You have absolutely no business being this based.

>> No.17650160

>>17648686
>your landlord calls a plumber for 100$ or uses 3$ worth of drain cleaner
>you have paid him 10000s of dollars in rent over the years and paid off his house, car and his kinds' college
got him xDDDD

>> No.17650168

>>17650160
>I will damage another person's property because I'm a lazy asshole.
The mentality of a pavement ape.

>> No.17650180

>>17650168
Learn to read faggot. I'm saying that the landlord has made so much money off the rent that he doesn't give a fuck if he has to unclog a pipe once every five years.
t. landlord

>> No.17650258

>>17649200
you're mistaken, it's actually efficient AND used by the industry. Birta is just an activated carbon filter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_County_Process

>> No.17650275

>>17648672
Go keto, drink it

>> No.17650289

>>17648672
My grandpa would use it to make risotto, said it adds good flavor to it

>> No.17650293

>>17650258
who is birta, your fat bulgarian wife?

>> No.17650294

Ive been dumping oil down the sink for 20+ years.

Its perfectly safe

>> No.17650308

>>17650293
Sir, please calm down, this is a "No Wives' Names in Mouths" imageboard website.

>> No.17650314

>>17650308
*slap*

>> No.17650494

>>17649828
mmm microplastics

>> No.17650536

>>17649766
if you don't have a diesel, help out your neighbor by pouring it in his truck late at night

>> No.17650554

>>17649200
>I can't tell if you're being serious. Do you srsly Brita booze?!
That's 2/3rds of what makes a good booze good.

>> No.17650594

>>17648686
problem solved

>> No.17650601
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>>17648672
Drink it

>> No.17650695

>>17650001
I was making falafel

>> No.17651004
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17651004

I soak it up with raw oats and feed it to the birds

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>>17648686
>itt: no home owners?
Sorry, but it's getting poured into the garbage. All the garbage below it will soak it all up just fine.

>> No.17651037

>>17648974
>arrghh i cant coexist
true animal detected

>> No.17651145
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17651145

I unironically put used paper towels in it, till it's all sucked up, then throw it in the garbage. It will be burnt at the power plant for electricity and heat.

>> No.17651479

>>17649826
>run some hot water
>little dash of dish soap down the drain
>pour oil
>another dash of dish soap down the drain
>let the hot water run for a minute
it's the municipality's problem at that point

>> No.17651724

>>17648690
>>17648672
>put in jar
>throw out with your trash
wow so hard

>> No.17651784
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>>17648672
>dump grease down garbage disposal
>run hot water
>squirt dish soap down hole
>run longer
hasn't clogged for me in the 8 years i've been here

>> No.17651815

>>17648672
Fill a thin glass bottle, then throw it at something you don’t like. Not your problem, at least if you aren’t caught.

>> No.17651820

>>17648672
Dump it on your lawn, it's good fertilizer

>> No.17651991

>>17648672
store it in a big jar or bottle, when it's full give it to your city's used oil collection service
your city has such service, right?

>> No.17651997

>>17649828
the problem isnt the burnt particles in used oil, but the fact oil becomes progressively more toxic every time its heated

>> No.17652060

>>17648672
Use it to start wood fires especially if you grill on wood or charcoal.

>> No.17652091

>>17648686
>Not my problem

>> No.17652107

>>17650494
>charcoal filter
>microplastics
What?

>> No.17652133

>>17648672
Take it to work in Gatoraide bottles and flush it down the toilets at work. There are some anons who do this and it makes perfect sense.

>> No.17652579

>>17648672
As long as it's not your house, just dump it down the drain.

>> No.17652615

>>17651479
>>17651784
i really want a youtuber to test this to see how well this works

>> No.17652630

>>17649222
Light or dark makes a big difference due to something called cogeners, which are found in greater quantities. I'd totally agree though that Brita'ing a bottom shelf bottle of vodka can raise it up a shelf or two.

>> No.17652793

>>17652615
I've been pouring cooking oil and nasty bong water down the sink for years like this without any kind of problems

>> No.17652800

>>17652630
i actually want to try this but i don't want to use my 2nd britta filter. is it fine to use the same one i use for water? does it leave any sort of aftertaste on the water afterward?

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>>17648672
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDdODahTSis

>> No.17652839

>>17650695
Just decant it into a plastic jug, leave the food bits behind, and save it for the next time you deep fry something.

>> No.17652946

>>17652808
aren't there candles that like help keep mosquitoes away when lit? can that be done to something like this?

>> No.17653045

>>17652946
i looked into it and the problem would be that whatever you put in there might float on the oil. there is citronella essential oil and that may mix but i cant find anything to confirm. maybe if you took whole citronella leaves and put them in there it would make the oil smell like that and it may work.

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>>17648727

>> No.17653305

If it isn't brown and smelly, you can reuse it. Then, when it's old, pour it into an empty bottle, put the lid on and throw it away. That's what I do.

>> No.17653315

>>17653305
I know their are other uses. It's basically like diesel fuel. You might be able to find a local business that can burn it as fuel.

>> No.17653327

Get a big bucket of it and create oil slicks during the night

>> No.17653360

>>17650160
Sounds like you're a landlord who got triggered reading that

>> No.17653367

>>17651037
Did you cut your own balls off too? You know, to coexist?

>> No.17653390

>>17649766
>you can reuse oil a ton of times
If you want to die young, sure