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The Grease Guardian GGX7(C) for Combi Ovens

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The Grease Guardian GGX7(C) is a specialized grease removal unit designed specifically to handle the outflow from combi ovens in commercial kitchens. This unit is tailored to capture and remove fats, oils, grease (FOG), and food waste, ensuring smooth operation and compliance with local regulations for combi oven wastewater management. Here are the key benefits of installing the Grease Guardian GGX7(C):

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The Importance of Planned Maintenance of Drainage Systems

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Planned drainage maintenance is just as critical as good drainage design. Regular maintenance ensures that existing drainage systems function effectively, protecting infrastructure, the environment, and public health. Here’s why planned drainage maintenance is essential:

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Exploring RGR Facilities: A Hub of Excellence in Facility Management

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In the dynamic world of facility management, RGR Facilities stands out as a beacon of excellence and innovation. For years, RGR Facilities has been synonymous with quality, efficiency, and top-tier service, setting benchmarks in the industry. But what makes RGR Facilities a leader in its field? Let's delve into the key aspects that define its success and explore the breadth of services it offers.

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The Unsung Hero: Understanding the Benefits of Investing in a Grease Trap

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In the realm of commercial kitchens, the grease trap often plays the role of the silent hero, quietly performing its duty without much fanfare. Yet, behind the scenes, this unassuming piece of equipment serves a crucial function, one that can significantly impact both the efficiency of kitchen operations and the environment. In this blog post, we'll delve into the benefits of investing in a grease trap and why it's a wise decision for any establishment dealing with fats, oils, and grease (FOG).

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Why do I need a Grease Trap? The Legal Requirements

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Fat, oil and grease when cooled congeal, harden and stick to the inner lining of drainage pipe restricting wastewater flow and blocking pipes. As a result, there are a number of legal requirements that have been put in place to help prevent fat, oil and grease entering drainlines and sewerage systems. Water companies, landlords, the local government and the environmental agency can all prosecute sites for having improper waste management.

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