Range Kleen Fat Trapper Refill Bags 10-pk.
Brand: Range Kleen
Color: multi/none
Categories: Health & Household, Household Supplies, Paper & Plastic, Disposable Food Storage, Food Storage Bags

Did you know you should never pour kitchen fat, oils or grease down the drain. When fat, oil and grease are poured into drainage systems, the FOG (kitchen fat, oils, and grease) congeals and can form blockages in your plumbing system. Did you know you can responsibly dispose of FOG with Trap The Grease: The Fat Trapper system. Prevent costly plumbing repairs by disposing of your grease properly. Simply pour cooled cooking grease into the bag, seal with white closure tabs and replace the container lid (if using the Fat Trapper system container, sold separately). When the bag is full, simply roll top and seal with white closure tabs, then discard. Includes five replacement bags Approximate bag dimensions: 4" L x 3" W x 6.75" H Temperature safe to 200 F Can be used with or without Fat Trapper container (sold separately) Constructed from polyethylene, aluminum, white kraft paper and polypropylene Re-sealable and re-closeable 2.75 cups (22 ounces) capacity Heat and moisture proof Locking bag tab contains FOG and odors between uses Pour cooled grease, oil and fat into bag, then store in an out of way area

Set of 10 Fat Trapper Bags are ideal for storing your cooled grease, oil, and fat.
Saves hassle of frustrating plumbing issues. Never dump your grease down the drain again!
Simply pour cooled cooking grease into these bags, fold over and seal. When the bag is full, toss it in the trash.
Can be used with or without the Fat Trapper container. Bags stand on their own.
Each bag holds approximately 2.75 cups (22 ounces). Temperature safe to 200 F.

Brand: Range Kleen
Unit Count: 10 Count
Color: White
Item Form: Bag
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 0.35 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.8 x 4.2 x 0.9 inches
Product Dimensions: 7.8 x 4.2 x 0.9 inches
Manufacturer: Range Kleen
Item model number: 650-10SSR
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 8, 2013