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Home Cooking Oil Disposal


SF and Treasure Island residents can recycle their used cooking oil at one of several convenient locations. No grease down the drain!

SFGreasecycle Used Cooking Oil Drop-Off Sites



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 Gary the Grease says, "drop your leftover cooking oil!"

"Drop me off!", says Gary the Grease

TREASURE ISLAND - NEW!
Island Cove Market
150 4th Street, Suite 1 (in Treasure Island)
Phone: (415) 391-2299

SAN FRANCISCO
Costco
450 10th Street (at Harrison St.)
Phone: (415) 626-4388

Dogpatch Biofuels
765 Pennsylvania Ave. (betw. 22nd & 23rd St.)
Phone: (415) 642-7378

Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Center
Recycle Road (at 401 and 501 Tunnel Ave.)
Phone: (415) 330-1400

Rainbow Grocery Cooperative
1745 Folsom Street (at 13th St.)
Phone: (415) 863-0620

Whole Foods Franklin
1765 California Street (at Franklin St.)
Phone: (415) 674-0500

Whole Foods Potrero Hill
450 Rhode Island Street (at 17th St.)
Phone: (415) 552-1155

Whole Foods SOMA 
399 4th Street (at Harrison St.)

Phone: (415) 618-0066

When you drop off your used cooking oil, tell us about it! Take a brief survey to help us to improve our program.

(Cooking oil drop off available at all sites during business hours. Please note that the used cooking oil drop-off corner will NOT be inside the store, and will most likely be at the store's parking lot.)


Most people at home don’t produce very much used cooking fats, oils or grease. But even a little grease from the many homes in the City adds up to clogged sewers in our neighborhoods.

Clogged sewers can result in back-ups, overflows onto streets, foul-smelling odors, and costly damage to sewer infrastructure. So as residents, we are all affected. Fortunately, we can do something about it!

Plus, we can even produce something useful from our waste. Your used cooking oil will be recycled to make biodiesel and help power the City fleet (including MUNI buses) on a cleaner-burning renewable fuel.

Read our USEFUL TIPS before you start collecting your used cooking oil.

Last updated: 1/25/2013 3:25:15 PM