How Do You Clean A Sink Grease Trap?
A sink grease trap is a device attached to the plumbing of a sink to separate and store grease that has been rinsed down the drain. Grease traps are often used by bakeries, restaurants and cafeterias, and in some areas are required by law in professional kitchens. Cleaning the grease trap regularly will prevent buildup and clogging. Remove the lid of the grease trap. Depending on the model of the grease trap, this may require a screwdriver. Inside the trap you will see a layer of grease, which may be floating on top of a layer of water. Use a cup or ladle to scoop the grease out of the grease trap and into a disposable container, such as an empty coffee can. Use a rag to wipe away any remaining grease from the sides of the grease trap. This is a good time to check the opening of the pipe that carries water away from the grease trap. Make sure that this opening is free of grease so that the water can run smoothly. Replace the lid of the grease trap. Cover the container used to hold the
