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- Home Page
- How do you pollute the waterways?
- Things that should not go down the kitchen sink
- How do you block your sewer?
- Things that should not go down the toilet and shower
- How do you block your drain?
- Things that should not go down the gully traps
- How does sewer pollution cost you money?
- Things that should not go down the stormwater drains
- Avoid stopping your septic tank
- What is FOG and how does it pollute the sewer?
- What does FOG do in its journey to the sea?
- What is a Fat Trap?
- What is Sewer Litter and how does it pollute the sewer?
- Why use a Fat Trap?
- What does Sewer Litter do in its journey to the sea?
- Household Sewer Pollution
- Household Sewer Pollution
- The FOG Problem
- Life-cycle of FOG
- The Sewer Litter Problem
- Life-cycle of Sewer Litter
- The Life-cycle of Sewer Litter
- Down the toilet
- Through the sewer under the street
- Captured at the treatment plant
- Or off to the sea
- Surfers Against Sewage
- Marine Conservation Society
- Screen removing flushed products at Crossness sewage treatment plant, UK
- Close up of waste at sewage treatment plant.
- Sewage screen choked with cotton bud sticks
- More UK Marine Conservation Society excerpts on cotton bud sticks.
- Littered beach, UK
- "Return to Offender – Address Known"
- Solutions to the Pollutions
- Solutions to the Pollutions
- History Notes
- You pay!
- Don't do this!
- Do this instead!
- You don't want to meet it again!
- Kitchen
- The Fat TrapTM
- The Fat Trap
- The Original Fat Trap
- Green Apple Award
- How to use
- How to Empty for Re-use
- Prior to Emptying
- Emptying
- Buy your own Fat Trap
- The original Fat Trap
- Background to the creation of the Fat Trap / cooking accident
- Green Apple Award presented by Professor David Bellamy
- Green Apple environment award
- Bathroom and Toilet
- Gully Trap
- Householder Q and A
- Householder Questions and Answers
- Whydo sewers need "cleaning up"?
- Howcan you pollute a sewer?
- Whatis "Household Sewer Pollution"?
- Is there anything in it for meif I do things differently?
- Is it worth the effortof doing things differently?
- Do I have to spend moneyto do things differently?
- I need educationon how to use a sink and a toilet, do I?
- Why should Ibe keen to learn about a sewer?
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- Jargon Busters
- The FAQs on Sewers
- The FAQs on Sewers
- What can go down the drains?
- Why can't everything go down the drains?
- How can I know what should and should not go into the sewers?
- A little bit can't make any difference, can it?
- Why should I change when everyone else is still doing it?
- Sanitary things have to go down the toilet, don't they?
- It's always been done that way. What's changed?
- Am I supposed to pour paint down the drain or not?
- Can I put any garden rubbish down the gully trap?
- Can some garden chemicals go down the gully trap?
- What about waste concrete? It won't harden down there
- It's 99.9% water in the sewers. How can 0.1% cause a problem?
- How big a problem is a sewage flood anyway?
- How big a problem are tree roots?
- Won't this Fat Trap in the kitchen smell?
- Won't hot water get rid of it?
- The product says it is flushable, but you say nothing should be
- The Mythteries of the Sewers
- The Mythteries of the Sewers
- Drains can block up but not sewers
- Sewers are big enough to walk in
- To free up a blocked sink just pour boiling water down
- Disposable items should be put down the toilet
- Some things must go down the toilet for hygiene reasons
- If it fits down the toilet it's okay for it to go down
- Educational Flyers
- Legal Stuff
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Images
- 'Beachwatch 2006' beach cleanup resulted in a pile of cotton bud sticks
- 'Beachwatch 2006' beach cleanup resulted in a pile of cotton bud sticks
- A build up of fat in the sewer. Source: Thames Water, UK.
- A sewer in USA showing a build up of fat, oil and grease.
- A sewer in USA showing a build up of fat, oil and grease.
- A sewer man hole blocked with fat.
- Always use a scraper first to remove thick grease
- Bag It For Landfill
- Bag it for Landfill
- Be Sewer-Wise
- Be Sewer-Wise
- Be Sink-Wise!
- Be Waste-Wise - The Three Waters
- Close up of waste at sewage treatment plant.
- Close up: peas, sweetcorn and rice mixed in with fat - just some of the items that end up at a sewage treatment plant.
- Crossed cheque
- Diagram of sink and sewer
- Do you use your toilet as a waste bin?
- Don't clog your drain with FOG
- Don't leave it in too long!
- Don't put food scraps down the drain
- Don't wash all the grease off under the tap
- Don't wash all the grease off under the tap
- Email address
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap
- Fat Trap Flyer Side 1
- Fat Trap Flyer Side 2
- Fat Trap logo
- Fat Trap logo
- Fat Trap logo, 100px wide
- Fat Trap logo, 210px wide
- Fat Trap with cactus, 100px wide
- Fat Trap with cactus, 200px wide
- Fat Trap, 100px wide
- Fat Trap, 200px wide
- Fat Trap, white background, 180px wide
- Fat Trap, white background, 70px wide
- Flushing offenders: kitchen roll, sanitary products, disposable nappies, disposable wipes
- Frypan with FOG layer
- Good throwaway containers
- Green Apple Award Winner
- Green Apple Award presentation.
- Green Apple Award presented by Professor David Bellamy
- Green Apple Award presented by Professor David Bellamy
- Hot water melted the jar on the right
- House of a polluter
- House of a polluter
- House of a pollution victim
- Keep a bin with a lid handy
- Kitchen Waste Disposal Guide
- Littered beach, UK
- Littered beach, UK.
- Logo for FOG-Catcher Limited
- Logo for Less Mess Limited, UK
- Logo for Surfers against Sewage
- London sewer showing a build up of fat, oil and grease.
- London sewer showing a build up of fat, oil and grease.
- London skyline
- Melted container
- Pile of bad things
- Postal address
- Pour cooled-off liquid
- Pour into your container
- Pour still-warm oil and fat into your Fat Trap
- Pour still-warm oil or fat into your Fat Trap
- Pouring FOG into a Fat Trap
- Pouring into Fat Trap
- Pouring into Fat Trap
- Pouring into Fat Trap, 200px wide
- Pouring into Fat Trap, 200px wide
- Puffin banner & Logo for Marine Conservation Society, UK
- Put all scraps into a bin or composter
- Q & A
- SAS campaign to return litter to its 'owners'
- Screen removing flushed products at Crossness sewage treatment plant, UK
- Screen removing flushed products at Crossness sewage treatment plant, UK.
- Sewage screen choked with cotton bud sticks
- Sewage screen choked with cotton bud sticks
- Sewage screen choked with cotton bug sticks
- Stormwater drain pollution
- The Fat Trap
- The Fat Trap
- The Great Stink of London
- The Three Waters
- The original Fat Trap
- The original Fat Trap
- Toilet Rubbish flyer (108k pdf)
- Toilet or waste bin?
- Tree roots removed from drain.
- Tree roots removed from drain.
- UK Beachwatch 2006 Annual Beach Litter Survey Report
- We'll Meet Again
- We'll meet again ...
- Wipe surfaces first before washing them
PDFs
- "Sinkwise" flyer (140k pdf)
- "Toilet Bin" flyer (205k pdf)
- Toilet Rubbish flyer (98k pdf)
- "Waste-Wise" flyer (81k pdf)
- Safe Disposal of Household Waste flyer (54k pdf)
- "Waste Wise" flyer (81k pdf)
- Keep a Healthy Sewer Near You (88k pdf)
- Keep a Healthy Sewer Near You! (88k pdf)
- Less Mess extract from Green book, Volume 12 / extracted here
- "The Fat Trap" flyer (106k pdf)
- We'll Meet Again (174k pdf)
- "Healthy Sewer" flyer (88k pdf)
- "We'll Meet Again" flyer (174k pdf)
- "Waste-wise" flyer (81k pdf)
- "The Fat TrapTM" flyer (106k pdf)
- The Fat Trap flyer (121k pdf) / black and white version (121k pdf)
- "Bag It For Landfill" flyer (120k pdf)
- "Keep a Healthy Sewer Near You!" flyer (88k pdf)
- "How to be Sink-Wise" flyer (140k pdf)
- "Do you use your toilet as a waste bin?" flyer (205k pdf)
- "Be Waste-Wise" flyer (81k pdf)
External Links
- Bolognese recipe / sample recipe
- How and why?
- Enviropaints
- Green Organisation website
- The Green Book is a unique international work of reference
- Emigrate to New Zealand
- "Definitions of Words or Terms"
- Less Mess Limited
- Less Mess Limited / website
- Customer Inquiry Form
- NZPost Postcode Finder
- Needle Exchange Programme
- Needle Exchange Programme
- Feeding the Birds (NZ)
- "North Devon Gazette" 29 November 2006:
- "Paint-wise"
- Only a bit left?
- Paint-wise
- Resene
- Resene
- South West Water
- "Return to Offender - Address Known"
- Surfers Against Sewage
- Surfers Against Sewage
- Thames Water, UK: 'Bin it - don't block it' campaign's photo gallery
- "Adopt-A-Beach" campaign
- Adopt-A-Beach
- Cotton Bud Sticks (CBS)
- Marine Conservation Society
- Marine Conservation Society
- UK Marine Conservation Society
- UK Marine Conservation Society
- UK Marine Conservation Society
- UK Marine Conservation Society (Adopt-A-Beach) webpage on "cotton bud sticks" beach litter
- [PDF] Beachwatch 2006
- [PDF] Beachwatch 2006: The Annual MCS UK Beach Litter Survey Report, page 8
- www.ces.ncsu.edu - Problems with Tree Roots
- [PDF] www.treeworld.info (259kb) / www.treeworld.info pdf "Tree Roots, A Growing Problem" (259kb)