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| Fat, Cooking Oil, Grease | (Last Updated: 1/27/2021) | Never put fat, oil, or grease down a drain. They clog pipes, which lead to sewage spills and costly repairs. |
Recycle | Free Drop-Off Recycling Stations for Cooking Oil. Follow these instructions to use the stations listed below: Stations are for residents with cooking oil from their home kitchens. Cooking oil from businesses cannot be recycled at these stations. Contact a Food, Oil, and Grease (FOG) Service Provider for business recycling.
Before bringing your cooking oil, filter it at home using a strainer, coffee filter, or cheesecloth. Throw away the food particles you filtered out. Take your empty container home to reuse or throw away. Do not leave it in the recycling area.
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Bainbridge Island Transfer Station | 7215 NE Vincent Rd. Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 | |
| Kitsap County Hansville Recycling & Garbage Facility | 7791 NE Ecology Rd. Kingston, WA 98346 | |
| Kitsap County Olalla Recycling & Garbage Facility | 2850 SE Burley-Olalla Rd. Olalla, WA 98359 | |
| Kitsap County Olympic View Transfer Station | 9380 SW Barney White Rd Bremerton, WA 98312 | |
| Kitsap County Silverdale Recycling & Garbage Facility | 8843 NW Dickey Rd Silverdale, WA 98383 | |
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| Disposal | Put Fat and Grease in the Garbage. Pour it into a sturdy container. Once the fat or grease has cooled and solidified, put the container in the garbage. Put greasy and oily paper towels in the garbage or in your compost cart.
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