Used Cooking Oil Storage Containers

Bacon grease container with fine mesh strainer 1 7l 6 8 cups cooking oil storage can with removable dustproof lid and coaster tray oil pot for used cooking oil fat frying oil kitchen fat 4 7 out of 5 stars 150.

Used cooking oil storage containers.

And in the freezer. All restaurants have different requirements when comes to sizes of storage containers for used cooking grease. Sumerflos all 304 stainless steel grease strainer and container 1 8 l 1 9 quart large oil storage pot grease keeper with dust proof lid easy grip handle for bacon kitchen cooking or frying oil 4 7 out of 5 stars 450. These units are only viable if a restaurant is pumping out over 200 gal of used cooking oil per month.

An indoor enclosed tank can range from 180 to 240 gallons in capacity. The space saver replaces a typical 4 shelf rack with 70 of its storage space all while holding almost 1400 lbs. Though most food grade oils are generally stored the same way some may have more specific storage requirements or a longer shelf life than others. But for long term storage beyond one month the cooler the storage temperature the better.

In a cool dark cupboard. Of used cooking oil. Therefore we are please to let you know that we provide variety of different containers to suit your needs. Bacon grease container with fine mesh strainer 1 7l 6 8 cups cooking oil storage can with removable dustproof lid and coaster tray oil pot for used cooking oil fat frying oil kitchen fat 4 7 out of 5 stars 179.

We fried chicken in vegetable oil and then divided the oil strained first among three containers and stored them in various locations. Rather than manually carrying used cooking oil outside to a bulk storage container keep your back door closed. Used cooking oil storage container. Unlike a traditionally used cooking oil container that has material dumped on the top of it these units are enclosed and have used cooking oil pumped into them.

Our specialty containers come in different shapes and sizes to suit your requirements. Check the label on the cooking oil container to see whether the manufacturer has included any tips on storing the particular type and brand of oil.