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Subject: Re: Where can I take used cooking oil...
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Understand, I do it ever time I use it that way it does not accumulate over 
time, straight from pan to garden.  I believe most cities have a sight to 
dispose of it, just give them a call and they should be able to point you in 
the right direction.
"Mark Shaw"  wrote in message 
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> OCSDFW  wrote:
>> "Mark Shaw"  wrote in message
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> [reformatted for readability - please do not top-post]
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>> > .. to recycle or turn into biodiesel or whatever?
>>
>> I put mine in the garden.  If its vegetable it is bio degradable. At 
>> least
>> that's what Alton Brown said.
>
> Yeah, but I've got about six gallons of it - way too much to
> deal with like that.
>
> -- 
> Mark Shaw                                        moc TOD liamg TA wahsnm
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> "It is only our capacity to love which brings meaning to an indifferent
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