Handling Your Oil
Everyone makes mistakes, but to take shortcuts around proven safety steps when handling used cooking oil can be extremely dangerous. Because the temperatures inside deep fryers may reach up to 600 degrees F, bad things can happen when employees fail to properly handle used cooking oil – from slips to falls to third-degree burns.
Kitchens can get chaotic. It’s important to always stay alert and keep your cooking oil under control. Remember: improper handling of hot cooking oil is not only hazardous to, it can seriously endanger everyone around you.
Watch our informational videos and learn how to properly handle hot oil to avoid accidents!
Filtering Fryer Oil
Filtering your fryer oil adds life to the oil, removes stray food particles and sediment, and purifies the taste of your food. Mahoney® recommends filtering your fryer oil 2-5 times a day for optimum oil life and food flavor.
Direct Connection®
Direct Connection systems are designed to eliminate kitchen employees’ hands-on transportation of hot cooking oil. Simply flip a switch and see how easy it is to empty your fryer into your Direct Connection waste oil tank.
Transporting Oil with a Portable Filter Machine
If your Poly Tank is not directly connected to your fryer, you’ll need to use a portable filter machine (PFM) to transport waste oil from the fryer to the tank. Simply empty the fryer contents into the PFM, wheel it to your Poly Tank, connect the hose, and you’re ready to go.
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