used cooking oil, as an input to creating a form of biodiesel that modified diesel engines can run on the oil cool completely, then pour it into a non-recyclable container with a lid, and throw it in the garbage. Common non-recyclable containers that work well include cardboard milk cartons and similar wax- or plastic-er containers as well as takeout containers (many recycling companies don't accept take-out containers
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