Is it possible to recycle lard or cooking oils?

Question

Is it possible to recycle lard or cooking oils?

Answer 1

yes it is possible to re cycle lard/cooking oils i will collect free of charge large amounts of these products to re cycle

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

Bio-Diesel....yes

Answer 4

The hazardous materials disposal center in Martinez takes cooking oil free (so I expect they would take lard too).  You can call them or check out their website below:

4797 Imhoff Place, Martinez, CA

1-800-646-1431 http://www.centralsan.org/services/hhwcf...

Answer 5

start making soap!

Answer 6

Yes, a lot of my friends run their cars on it. They buy kits off the internet (they know about cars anyway) and run their engines on oil plus also diesel as an alternative. It's a cheaper greener alternative and you cna also re-use filtered cooking oil eg my friend gets it free from Morrisons from their canteen chip fryer!

Answer 7

Not sure about lard, but cooking oil can be filtered and used as diesel fuel-IT WORKS WELL !!!

Answer 8

I think I've heard that you can add nuts and make it into a cake for the birds to eat during the winter.

Answer 9

I find the best way to reuse these items is to make bird feeding cakes during the winter, get the kids involved, add seeds, bits of bread, anything you can get your hands on really and mix it all together and roll into balls, the birds love them.

Answer 10

Compost it!

Answer 11

you can bring any cooking oil or lard to a automotive facility that burns waste oil they can use it as fuel to heat their facility