Which process do you use to recycle lard or cooking oil.?

Question

Which process do you use to recycle lard or cooking oil.?

Answer 1

I don't.  I don't need to:

I don't use lard at all and what small amount of cooking oil (olive oil usually) I do use is generally as salad dressing or in a stir fry and consumed with the meal.  I very, VERY rarely eat deep fried food and never cook it for myself.

Answer 2

Feed it to the dog and birds.

Answer 3

See my previous answer.   As I said, I do not know the answer as to the process involved.  Perhaps you would like to investigate further afield for yourself on this very matter.

Answer 4

Fat for soap making can be almost any pure animal or vegetable oil from reclaimed kitchen grease or castor oil.

Answer 5

Do a search on bio-diesel... several techniques. Beware that it can damage your injectors if the car is new. Drivers driving behind will think that there is a fish n chip shop nearby !! So beware of VAT /IRS ... :-) avoiding tax

Answer 6

personally I do not recycle it but have heard of it being blended with diesel so looked it up and found there is a place in Colorado that u can actually take it to. Check the website!

Answer 7

oil is a natural substance so you could theoretically dump it back in the ground, it is an organic compound.