Defend Your Drains

DEA Medicine Take Back is right around the corner.

Let's treat any bathroom like we would our personal one.

These items don’t break down in water, so don’t flush them! 💧🚫 Throw them in the trash instead.

Recycle your used cooking oil ♻️ Bring your veggie oils to any of our drop-off locations in a sealed plastic container. Find drop-off site at defendyourdrains.com

Only flush the 3 P's Pee, Poop, and (toilet) Paper.✅ 🚽 Keep wipes out of the pipes!

Your drain has a strict diet of no GREASE, OILS, and FATS. 𓌉◯𓇋 Let's try to help our drain stay healthy!

Grease today = clogged pipes in the future🚫 Let it cool, then toss it in the trash! Not down the drain💧

Blocked pipes can lead to messy sewer overflows. Protect your home and your neighborhood by throwing away trash and not flushing it.

Pick up your FREE🔔 grease bags at your local Dallas Public Library! Use these grease bags to keep grease, oils, and fats out of your sink.

Don't flush your medication, find ways to protect your pipes and waterways. For more tips and information, visit defendyourdrains.com

Feminine hygiene products don't break down like toilet paper, instead they are really absorbent. Flushing them can cause costly clogs and sewer backups. Always toss them in the trash!

What's a fatberg? It's a hard mass of grease, wipes, and debris that clogs pipes and causes damage. Scrape grease into the trash and only flush the 3 Ps: Pee, Poop, and Paper. For more ways to protect your pipes, visit DefendYourDrains.com

Grease and fats can clog and damage your pipes. Let's be precautionary and always protect our drains.

Never flush any kind of wipes down the toilet, and always toss them into the trash.

Visit DefendYourDrains.com for more information and bit.ly/HouseholdHazar… for information on dropping off household hazardous waste.

The trashcan is your toilet's best friend. Visit DefendYourDrains.com to find more ways to protect your drains!

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

Everyone loves fried food, but no one loves a clogged drain. Once you're done with cooking oil or leftover grease, let it cool down and toss it into the trash. We also provide grease bags at Dallas public libraries.