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  • Let’s Tackle the Grease in This Kitchen!

    Let‘s Tackle the Grease in This Kitchen!
    Why should I help?

    Why should I help?

    • Prevent grease buildups from blocking sewer lines
    • Stop sewer overflows into streets and storm drains
    • Reduce the number of times you have to clean your grease trap (food services)
    • Save money spent on costly cleanups of sewage spills
    • Protect the quality of our water

    Do-Don't

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    More Ways to Tackle Grease

    • Use environmentally safe cleaning products instead of harsh detergents or cleaners that can damage sewer lines.
    • If you generate large amounts of used cooking oil, recycle it. To find a recycler, check the phone book under “recyclers” or “rendering companies.”
    • If you generate small amounts of used cooking oil, pour it into a container you can throw away. Never pour it down the drain.
    • Start a compost pile at your home with scraps that are not meat. Read Composting: Don’t be squeamish, give scraps a second life

    Source: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

    Current Conditions in Addison, TX
    Water Restrictions: None in Effect

    Welcome to Addison Green

    The Town of Addison City Council, City Manager and Town staff are committed to taking action to make Addison a leader in sustainable development and operations that protect and enhance the Town’s quality of life.

    >> Read more about our sustainability commitment

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    Jul-29-2010
    Air ducts should be sealed with mastic sealant, a putty-like material that can be purchased at hardware stores. Because of the Texas heat, the glue on traditional duct tape dries out and loses its adhesive quality. Mastic never totally hardens so it doesn't dry out loosen with age.