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Why Your Grease Trap Cleaning Schedule May No Longer Be Working
A grease trap cleaning schedule is only useful if it keeps up with how your business actually operates.
If slow drains, bad odours, gurgling pipes, rising wastewater levels, thicker grease layers, or recurring drainage issues appear before your next scheduled service, the problem may not be the grease trap itself. Your cleaning schedule may simply no longer be working.
How Often Should You Clean Your Grease Trap in Winter?
Winter causes grease to thicken and build up faster inside grease traps. Learn how often Gauteng kitchens should clean their grease traps and when to adjust their schedule.
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Why Winter Demands Extra Attention to Grease Trap Cleaning
As temperatures drop, many businesses brace for the seasonal slowdown. But for those in the food service and hospitality industry, there’s another issue that creeps in—quite literally—beneath the surface: hardened fats, oils, and grease (FOG) in your plumbing system.
Grease trap maintenance is essential year-round, but in winter, it becomes critical. The cold causes fats to solidify faster, making grease traps more prone to blockages, foul odours, and system backups. And if neglected, this can lead to costly emergency cleanouts and even temporary business closures.
