Love New Zealand and its Waterways with Environmentally-Friendly Grease Removers
Wednesday 28 February 2018, 7:50PM
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As we celebrate the month of love this year, let’s not forget to show our love for New Zealand by protecting our waterways from harmful wastes that come from our drains, especially fat, oils and grease. Dedicated to helping commercial kitchens fulfil their roles in keeping the environment safe, Clenz provides the best fats, oils and grease (FOG) removal solutions nationwide to ensure these wastes are removed from our waterways.
Clenz provides tried and tested grease removers that protect internal plumbing from grease build-up. Their most widely-used product, the point-of-source Big Dipper grease trap, takes the guesswork out of grease recovery. This powerful grease trap skims grease from water and deposits it into an attached storage unit. This storage unit is then removed and easily cleaned out by staff, saving businesses thousands of dollars per year from third party cleaning services.
The Big Dipper grease trap comes in a variety of sizes, suitable for any size business whether it’s a small café or busy restaurant. Its innovative design also makes it ideal for more compact spaces while meeting compliance needs for small or large facilities.
Clenz has over 20 years of knowledge in protecting our country’s treasured natural environment. Their team has extensive experience in the plumbing industry, ensuring they know exactly what’s required to stand the test of time in the highly-demanding hospitality sector.
FOG that is not removed or improperly disposed of in the kitchen sink, will cool, solidify and block water pipes and sewers. This untreated sewage will damage wastewater infrastructure and then overflow into the environment, both of which require expensive repairs.
Help protect the amazing bodies of water of New Zealand and take control of your FOG removal with Clenz today! Their trained technicians provide bespoke solutions, as well as installation and servicing, for all your grease removal needs.
Visit the Clenz website for more information.