Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Articles

Thames Water increased its sewer cleaning by 50% in the past year, removing 700 metric tons of debris

Thames Water expects to spend the next two months clearing what it says is the largest ‘concreteberg’ it has ever encountered

The conversation about what FOG can do to sewers continues in a new exhibit at the Museum of London

Workers tackled the massive fatberg for nine weeks

In a survey Thames Water did following the discovery of the 130-ton sewer blockage last month, the utility determined that a significant majority of food outlets lack grease traps

The ‘fatberg’ clocks in at around 10 times the size of a massive blockage Thames Water found in 2013

Hot Jet USA has developed a two-part hydro-scrubbing system to help keep sewers clean.

Discover how new technology can take your business to the next level at the world's largest trade show for sewer and drain cleaning professionals.

Here’s a collection of the most-read stories on Cleaner.com from the past year. If you missed any of these, now is your chance to catch up. Enjoy this look back at 2015!

Operating a water jetter correctly can help maximize productivity and profits — and boost operator safety.

Florida contractor collects yellow and brown grease and turns it into some extra green

Maximizing profitability during pipeline rehabilitation projects takes the right equipment.

Figuring out which water jetter best suits your needs requires some calculated thinking and an eye to the future.