Used oil for frying, can I pour it out in the garden?
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Have at least 2L of used frying oil. You think it’s okay to dispose it in the garden simply by spreading it out in the plant beds? Some articles on the net say it’s okay to put it in the compost. I don’t have so okay to lay it out like that?
as long as it’s spread well and in small quantity
I’d rather be careful not to suffocate the earthworms buddies and find other ways to dispose it. You can check with your city waste mgt office how. They might be able to help you.
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