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Custom Grease Trap Solutions
Do you need to a grease trap replacement?
All foodservice establishments need to have a grease trap or grease interceptor to keep fats, oils and grease (F.O.G.) from entering your sewer line and the public sewer line. Grease traps can be located inside or outside of your kitchen. They hold wastewater so that the grease can solidify and separate so that the grease can be disposed properly.
Krispy Kreme sued for $20 million for greasy waste
Did you know, as a restaurant or commercial kitchen, you can be held responsible for the grease that your exits your facility? In 2009, Fairfax County, Va., officials sued Krispy Kreme for $20 million, alleging that years of greasy waste from a donut plant had fouled up the sewer system. “The ‘excess fats, oils and grease’ have built up in the system, destroying iron pipes, mechanical pumps and other equipment and caused leaks, according to court filings.” You can read more of the article here.
Don’t let this happen to you! Drain-Net can equip your restaurant or commercial kitchen with the equipment you need to make you compliant with local ordinances and keep your sewer water grease-free. Drain-Net offers Grease Traps, Grease Monitors, Basket strainers, and much more.
Just how safe and effective is that liquid drain cleaner?
Check out the great article (link here: Just how safe and effective is that liquid drain cleaner?) on the dangers of drain cleaning liquids. As they note, “They can burn through mild grease and hair clogs in a drain, but can do the same to your skin and eyes.”
The Drain-Net product line is the green alternative to chemical pipe cleaners. For anything more than a superficial drain clog you will likely have to use an acidic chemical or an enzyme chemical. Acidic chemicals typically contain sulfuric or hydrochloric acid which can actually damage the very drains you are trying to protect, not to mention the damage chemicals like these do to the environment. While Enzyme chemicals and Alkaline chemicals are a little more environmentally friendly, they do not provide the results needed when a major drainage issue occurs. Don’t forget that all these chemicals end up in our lakes, rivers, and drinking water. We are all much better off using a chemical-free solution whenever possible!
Go to www.drain-net.com to view preventative plumbing products for restaurants, commercial kitchens, and homes.
Drain Cleaning Chemicals
Welcome to the official Drain-Net blog!
Most people recognize the value of maintaining our cars, buildings, equipment, and even our own bodies. One reason we do this is because it saves us money in the long run. No one thinks twice about changing your oil every few months because we know that if we don’t, the engine will eventually breakdown and fail.
Sadly, too many people take this approach with their drains. They let trash, debris, and grease continue to go down them until the pipes clog and fail. The only option left is to call a plumber to do an emergency fix. Some postpone the inevitable drain clog with dangerous chemicals, but this only puts a band-aid on the problem and can be costly as well.
Your plumber can fix your drain clog, but can they prevent it from ever happening again? Drain-Net takes a completely different approach than your plumber. Over the years we have worked with business owners and homeowners to develop the very best in preventative plumbing products.
If you are tired of repeatedly calling the plumber and paying for costly cleanings and repairs, try giving us a call or visit www.drain-net.com to learn how you can permanently eliminate your drain problems. In addition to preventing drain clogs, our products can help cure other drain issues such as foul odors, sewer flies, health code violations, and wet slippery floors. If you’re not using a Drain-Net, you might as well be throwing money down the drain.
With that said, we would like to welcome you to the official Drain-Net blog! Your friends at Drain-Net will be working to make this the number one internet resource and community for preventative plumbing solutions. And finally, we encourage our readers to make posts about their experiences with drain related issues. Don’t be afraid to post questions so that we or one of our readers can help you out. Thanks for visiting and we will see you again!
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