are there disposal bags available for this container? How do I dispose of oil?
2091661
Once it's cooled you can either put it back in its original container or any other reseda label bottle on can. Use a funnel to pour it into a narrow topped bottle.
2091662
I agree with the other responder. As far as bags, I don't know. I put unwanted grease in coffee cans or other containers for disposal.
2091663
I am sure you can order disposable bags from eBay, etc. I let oil completely cool and pour it into old saved mayo jars. I wrap it in newspaper and put it in a plastic bag in the event of breakage. Hope this helps.
2091664
I use mine for bacon grease so I reuse the grease there is no disposal on my end however it's a quart and a half container you can put it in a plastic jar and then the dumpster
404904
I buy the big gallon jugs of oil then use the empty gallon jug to pour the old oil into for disposal. Works great with no mess.
242639
Yes, Install tank fill Tank, then purge tank of contaminated water from oil during construction. My tank was full in about 20 minutes.
390876
I am confident that you can store anything you want in there. I holds less than .2 gallons, so plan accordingly. I keep mine full and in the bags on my Harley all the time. No leaks or spills. Great peace of mind. I don't think I would *plan* to use it--the lid is hard to open, and you *will* spill a little. But if you really need it, that doesn't matter.
284842
There is a bucket with a handle inside that you easily lift out and dump . You could put a bag in that. I would not use water as that would make more smell and volume.
2228141
You manually dump it. The fryer is very light. You pick it up and pour into a container for disposal.
157859
The Astro 7342 is emptied by pulling out the plug at the top of the unit (where the hose enters the vacuum chamber) and then tipping the unit to pour the waste liquid into your jug for recycling. It is NOT messy at all and pours easily. There will be some waste liquid left in the tank and you cannot just open the tank to wipe it out with a rag. Only used oil goes into the tank so who cares if a little residual remains.
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I've looked for this as well and haven't really found anything. I end up just putting the recyclables in the bins and then using blue bags from Giant Eagle (grocery store). It's a little more work for me but I don't mind. I've considered buying the large blue kitchen bags but considering I get blue ones for "free" at the grocery store; I just suck it up.
1341520
I didn't try oil yet. But if I did I would suggest having the oil you want to dispose of at a higher level and pump consecutively and vigorously.
739572
I finally used the pail-a garbage bag fits it. very nice pail especially like the shape.
1089640
You'd want a liner or trash bag for diapers anyway. Otherwise the can itself will start to smell.
728481
Well I use my oil a few times then throw it out! It's not healthy to reuse over and over again!
474731
There is no filter on the drain. What I do is drain the oil into a clean jug and use a filter such as a coffee filter in the basket and that will filter out anything you wouldn't want in your oil for the next use.
698535
Well hopefully you're using a disposable plastic bag. I usually tie it up and throw it away when I get to a trash can if there isn't one readily available.
1069013
Yes. I use mine for recycling cans and bottles, so I just put the bag in, then take the cans and bottles out yo the garage in that bag. I love this thing!
510428
You can store the oil in the fryer, but it's recommended you filter the oil before storing it, so I filter it back into it's original bottle and leave it there instead of pouring it back into the fryer for storage.
1514165
Yes and for any shredder that the blades are accessible to apply the oil to. Oil is normally just dripped into blades from the top of the shredder. Do not use a lot and it is good to have some shredded paper in the bottom of the bin to absorb the excess oil that may drip into bin. If blades are not visible you can just squirt oil on a sheet of paper and then shred it. Note that this oil is very similar to vegetable oil not petroleum/motor oil so it cleans up easy.