Scrapping Old Metal: How Your Contribution Benefits The Environment
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19 April 2023
Did you ever stop by a local scrap metal yard? If not, these extensive facilities are home to dozens of metals that can safely be recycled and reused. People bring metals, such as copper, brass, and aluminum, to the scrap metal yard, where the workers will begin sorting these materials. Once sorted, the scrap yard typically works with manufacturers and other organizations to sell the recycled metal, which then gets used to produce new items, including appliances, instruments, and vehicles.
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OCC Recycling Services: Why Companies Should Use Them
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21 December 2022
If you have a business that tends to collect a bunch of OCCs (old corrugated cardboard), then you probably should use professional recycling services. Here are some perks that come with them.
Provide a Recycling Container
You probably don't want to pile up a bunch of OCCs before these materials are recycled because this can create clutter and added stress. Rather, it would be ideal to put these materials in a dedicated storage solution.
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When Are Portable Water Storage Tanks Useful?
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13 September 2022
Portable water storage tanks are special tanks that are designed to hold water. Some of them are even designed to be completely food safe, so they can hold water that can be used for drinking or food preparation. You might have never had to use water storage tanks and might not really know what they are used for, but these are just a few examples.
Firefighting
As you might already know, wildfires are a big issue in some areas.
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Keeping Your Grease Trap Clean And Safe
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25 April 2022
If you are a new restaurant owner, and you have a grease trap to help keep contaminants from marring your community's water supply, you need to take steps to maintain it properly. Here are some actions to help you keep your grease trap in the best condition possible.
Keep A List Of Necessary Steps Handy
There are several steps that need to be taken by your employees to ensure your grease trap remains unblocked and free of odors.
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