A medium-sized turkey, which many of us will be tucking into today, can produce up to three quarters of a pint of fat, meaning if every house covered by South West Water poured their fats down the sink, it would be the equivalent of 2,800 full bath tubs entering the sewer system.
Britons are being urged not to pour their meat fats down the sink today, to avoid blockages in the water system.
The firm says a medium-sized turkey, which many of us will be tucking into at some point today, can produce up to three quarters of a pint of fat, meaning if every house covered by South West Water poured their fats down the sink, it would be the equivalent of 2,800 full bath tubs entering the sewer system.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Water boss cannot guarantee homes will be reconnected by ChristmasSouth East Water has now committed to compensating customers for the inconvenience.
Lire la suite »
Christmas Day live: Britons celebrate as King prepares for historic first festive addressAs Christmas Day dawns it is set to be a historic one for the UK – with the King making his first televised festive address. It is the first Christmas address made by a male monarch since 1951 and the first time a king has spoken on TV.
Lire la suite »
Asylum seeker levels not acceptable - West Northants CouncilPutting up asylum seekers in a former hotel puts too much strain on local services, a council says.
Lire la suite »
Christmas Eve trains through the West Midlands delayed by defective section of trackFestive travellers hoping to ride the rails this Christmas Eve have been warned to expect delays as a defective section of train track at a major station disrupts services.
Lire la suite »
North West is the third busiest stop of Father Christmas' UK tourHe's got plenty of presents to deliver in Lancashire!
Lire la suite »