Greenfield Residence is even more environmentally friendly starting today.

Still
A step towards normalcy was taken these days in Greenfield Residential Complex
Residence. Residents of the neighborhood now have the opportunity to
collect used cooking oil for recycling without it
move outside the neighborhood. With the help of TUCO Romania, completely
free, those eager to help reduce pollution can throw
used cooking oil in the specially provided container at this
Scoped in front of the Shop & Go store near the Office of
Sales.

Importance
collection and recycling of used cooking oil

In
normal mode, household food waste ends up in the soil
or in water.

If
some food scraps through decomposition not only do not harm,
but it really does help improve soil quality when
When it comes to oil, things are completely different. Once it gets into
sun, used cooking oil spoils, considerably increasing the level
pollution and stop the regeneration of nutrients in the soil, thus,
this is becoming infertile, returning to an acceptable level of
fertility being a process that spans very long periods of time.

If
used cooking oil is thrown in the toilet or
and simply put it in the sink, there's a very good chance that it will
severely affect the sewer system. Pipes can clog, and
The systems in wastewater treatment plants can fail seriously. The costs
very large sewage pipe cleaning and rehabilitation
will then be passed on to the final consumer costs, which will
clearly leads to financial discomfort. In addition, the oil forms a
film on the surface of the water that prevents oxygen from reaching
plants and aquatic life. As a result, both aquatic life
and the plants in these waters die because they lack oxygen.

At the same time,
It's good to know that studies show that a single liter of oil
Feeding a cow can pollute approximately one million liters of water.
This amount represents the minimum required for survival for
one adult over a period of 14 years.

Cum
we proceed

For
for the process to run correctly, consideration must be given to
a few aspects:

• after
  after cooking, the used oil should be left to
  cool;

• after
  cool, then strain to remove impurities and debris
  food;

• oil
  grease is placed in a plastic, metal, or glass container;

• after
  It is taken to the collection point, where it is poured into the container
  pool where oil from the whole neighborhood will collect;

• periodically,
  A representative from the recycling company will replace the full bin.
  with an empty one.

Is
very important to avoid mixing used oil with water, oil
engine, mineral oils, brake or transmission fluid, others
food scraps, chemicals, or any other waste because
This will make it impossible to recycle.

Peach
in the future, we will increase the number of collection bins, as
The number of people involved in the process will increase. Thank you
for your involvement and for your efforts to build the # Greenfield community
to be as friendly as possible to nature and the environment.