what is the 25% rule of grease interceptors?

The 25% rule of grease interceptors stipulates that when a grease interceptor reaches 25% of its total capacity with grease and other solids, it should be cleaned to avoid operational issues. Exceeding this threshold can lead to reduced efficiency, potential backups, and environmental hazards. Regular monitoring is essential to ensure compliance with this rule, preventing costly repairs and maintaining optimal performance. By adhering to the 25% rule, establishments can effectively manage grease waste and uphold sanitation standards, safeguarding both their operations and the surrounding environment.

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