What Is the 25% Rule for Grease Traps?
When floating grease plus settled solids reach 25% of your trap's depth, it must be cleaned. Past that, it stops separating waste. Here is what the rule means and how to measure it.
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Straight-talking advice for Australian venues — how to stay compliant, what cleaning should cost, and how to avoid trade-waste fines.
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