BP-125 Grease Containment System

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here's the cookie sheet 134 rooftop grease containment system.

hey at least this one dosen't cost 4K
 

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I'm thinking there is an untapped fortune here. Think fresh strawberries on a fondue stick. yum!
Ever try mandarin orange wedges, angel food cake, grapes. The possibilities are endless.

Maybe little chunks of caramel...
 
Chris from the grease running across the roof, I don’t think that qualifies as a containment system. It should be labeled a greased deflecting device
 
Bryan

Maybe you are right.
Would a pickle barrel be better? Probably not.

There is a pattern here.
 

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I was wondering if you guys have come across the CSSRS-2000? Thats the Chinese Special Sticky Roof System-2000 for those of you who aren't familiar with it. This is a special unit and for legal reasons I can not post any pictures. It requires very little time to install and seems to be very effective. It is designed to make the time spent on the roof of Chinese restaurants much safer(try slipping off the roof while standing in this stuff), but they have also found that it doubles as a rodent killer, pigeons, rats, medium sized dogs, etc.. It is also recommended that you strap your boots on tight during working with this system.
 
Chris, is the barrel full of grease and over flowing, or is the grease just missing the barrel.
Josh didn't you know that is where they get the glue for those glue traps.
 
If we could just figure out how to keep the grease in and the water out then I think this one would work:p The best feature here is the piece of vinyl gutter siliconed to the opening to redirect the grease, some adjustments need to be made.
 

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Tthe problem is alway the water, it looks like they put that thing on top of the existing grease.

P.S. your Rams will be ok with a WVU grad at the helm!
 
Josh,

That is a good picture!
 
Thanks Chris. After viewing all of these proffessional quality photos on this board, I think I am starting to get the hang of the picture taking thing.
 
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