Materials such as; paper, wood, wallboard, fiberglass, plastics, metal, glass, ceramic, stone, concrete and asphalt, often need to be impervious to water, oil, grease or even oxygen. These materials ...

And no, cooking grease, lard and excess oil can't be composted. Alternatively, you can strain any food particles from the grease and store it in the refrigerator for future use while cooking.

The first step in any repair job, especially to engines, transmissions and other traditionally oily components, is to clean away all the accumulated grease and gunk. Oil and grease, baked by ...

Interestingly, the results of this experiment demonstrated that the new coating reduced FOG accumulation by up to 30% as compared to non-coated concrete. “The reduction of fat, oil and grease ...