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The document is a maintenance log for grease trap interceptors used by establishments, detailing the establishment's name, contact information, contractor details, and records of maintenance performance including the volume of grease removed. It also notes that the James Island Public Service District can request copies of these logs.

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What is the 25 rule for grease interceptors?

Maintenance of Grease Traps At least once every 2 weeks (to increase if culinary water contains a higher Fats, Oil, and Grease loading.) Cleaning/flushing of private sewerage system to eliminate any blockage or accumulation of encrusted grease.

What is the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor?

Depends on a Variety of Factors The accumulation of FOG materials (fats, oils, grease) is also taken into consideration when pricing a grease trap cleaning service. The average cost for an indoor grease trap in good condition (meaning it has been regularly maintained) can range from $175 to $475.

How often does a grease interceptor need to be cleaned?

Due to the size of grease interceptors, grease haulers must clean them to ensure proper operation. This cleaning must occur at least every 90 days or when accumulated FOG and solids reach 25% of the capacity.

How do you maintain a grease interceptor?

Signs That Your Grease Trap Needs Cleaning Clogged or slow moving drains: Liquid Environmental Solutions will tell you that dirty grease traps often lead to clogged drains. Four smelling kitchen: a foul smell that refuses to leave your kitchen, even after a thorough cleaning, is likely a sign of a dirty grease trap.

How do I know when to clean a grease trap?

The build-up of sludge emits a foul odour and can lead to pipe blockage, potential overflow or corrosion. Overtime, toxic and flammable gases generated from grease traps may cause health and safety hazards where the stench will negatively affect the employees and the customers.