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Tony Hwang Tony Hwang is offline
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Default Of course my garbage disposal had to break THIS way

zzzzzzzzzz wrote:
On Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:00:32 -0500, wrote:


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Colbyt wrote:

I replaced ours last Fall and moved up to the $160 model from Lowes. It
is much quieter and does a much better job.


Uh, how can you tell it does a "better job" without inspecting the, uh,
you know...


The builder installed model would not eat a single onion skin. Nor could
it handle more than one potato peeling.

This one makes very short work of onion skins or the peelings from 3
pounds of potatoes.

I have not needed the plunger since I installed it.

Colbyt


Not trying to **** you off, but why would you put so much stuff down the GD?
That stuff goes in the trash or compost.


Because I don't like rotting food sitting around the house. I don't like the
smell or the pests.

http://www.epa.gov/ORD/NRMRL/pubs/625r00008/fs2.pdf

By dumping solids you're overloading your town's waste-water treatment
facilities or your septic system.


Nonsense.

Hmmm,
I think you are the nonsense.