what to do with junk filtered from wvo?

I have 15 to 20 gallons of sludge left over from filtering 100 gallons of used fryer oil. The sludge consists of flour, cornmeal, seeds, and other little bits that come off of fried food, thickly suspended in a mixture of oil and water. The oil is rancid, the water and flour have rotten, and altogether it is very gross. Seems like it would be just right to use for.... something?

In talking to others, suggestions what to do with it have included:
- burn it in a waste oil evaporation heater, or mix it with sawdust or wood chips and press it into "fire logs"
- soak lumber in it to make lumber more water resistant and/or flammable
- solidify it by adding Japan dryer, clay, wood chips, kitty litter, or other drying agent, and then take to landfill.
- mix it with bird seed to make nasty ass junk food for birds
- put it in a canister with a wick for a tiki-torch

What the heck to do with this stuff?

Got pigs? Or chickens? Either would slick it right up and a little extra fat would be good for them in the winter. That is what a friend does with any oil that has more water or junk than he wants to mess with.

- properly cleaned up by a waste veg oil to bio-fuels -this can be sold as 99.90 percent pure glycerin for mixture with various atomic oils !

There is also a stage in the manufacturing process where there is enough bio-oils to be a good solvent and enough glycerin to float the
contaminates away !

This kind of education/experiance requires you to apprentice to a few different bio-techs until you find one who talks the talk, and walks
the walk !

Hope this is timely and helps, for the good of the Crafts ! Big AL

black soldier fly larvae

Tel jetson : And I'm setting on hogsheads of the stuff, I have always known that Black soldier fly larva would come into my life !

About two years ago three medium sized pigs escaped from a neighbor and broke into my woodshed to get at some of the effluvia
they ate so much sawdust and wood chips the needed the vet to do a roto-rooter on them, I'm told that my neighbors barn smelled
worse than my woodshed ! This was no compensation to my wife ! Big AL

R Scott wrote:Got pigs? Or chickens? Either would slick it right up and a little extra fat would be good for them in the winter. That is what a friend does with any oil that has more water or junk than he wants to mess with.

Don't! icky gmo stuff, and who knows what else.

i mix with sawdust and use it to light fires.