I need a new garbage disposal and was interested in any opinions. I'm
most likely going with a 3/4hp for moderate duty, no bones or really
tough stuff. Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great. One thing I would like is one that made a little
less noise. Any recommendations?

try sears, they have models with stainless grinding chamber and blades, and
sound deadening material for quieter operation



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I need a new garbage disposal and was interested in any opinions. I'm
most likely going with a 3/4hp for moderate duty, no bones or really
tough stuff. Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great. One thing I would like is one that made a little
less noise. Any recommendations?

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I need a new garbage disposal and was interested in any opinions. I'm
most likely going with a 3/4hp for moderate duty, no bones or really
tough stuff. Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great. One thing I would like is one that made a little
less noise. Any recommendations?

I think that Insinkerator is a good quality product. I believe mine is the
777 model and it does an excellent job. Not the super top of the line nor
the very bottom.
http://www.insinkerator.com/disposer.html
MLD

I concur with Sears. Check Consumer Reports for ratings and a best buy. I
did and it is a very quiet model cheap.
"effi" wrote in message
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try sears, they have models with stainless grinding chamber and blades,
and sound deadening material for quieter operation



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I need a new garbage disposal and was interested in any opinions. I'm
most likely going with a 3/4hp for moderate duty, no bones or really
tough stuff. Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great. One thing I would like is one that made a little
less noise. Any recommendations?

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I need a new garbage disposal

Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great.

Why are you replacing a disposer that is still going great?

--

Roger Shoaf

About the time I had mastered getting the toothpaste back in the tube, then
they come up with this striped stuff.

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I need a new garbage disposal and was interested in any opinions. I'm
most likely going with a 3/4hp for moderate duty, no bones or really
tough stuff. Previous one was a GE 3/4 that lasted 16 years and was
still going great. One thing I would like is one that made a little
less noise. Any recommendations?


Kitchen Aid or In-sink-Erator have been good for me and others in my family.
Just replaces one after abut 18 years in this house. In my old house it was
15 years and still going when we moved.

Well, it was going great until one of the sink drain lines developed a
leak from corrosion. In the process of fixing that, the disposal got
bumped around so that it was a little loose in the bottom of the sink,
the putty was pretty much shot. I figured there was a good chance it
would leak, so I wanted to remove it to re-putty it. The big diecast
nut that holds the disposal to the sink drain wouldn't come loose. I
finally put enough torque on it, but knew I was risking breaking it,
which is what happened.

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Well, it was going great until one of the sink drain lines developed a
leak from corrosion. In the process of fixing that, the disposal got
bumped around so that it was a little loose in the bottom of the sink,
the putty was pretty much shot. I figured there was a good chance it
would leak, so I wanted to remove it to re-putty it. The big diecast
nut that holds the disposal to the sink drain wouldn't come loose. I
finally put enough torque on it, but knew I was risking breaking it,
which is what happened.


This situation is akin to cancer. Once it has eaten stuff up, the best
thing is to pull the plug. You COULD fix it, but it wouldn't last long.

If you go to all the trouble to replace the cancerous parts, it would be
prudent to just replace the disposal since you probably would be doing it
soon anyway. Or you would be under there fixing leaks on a regular basis.
Fix it once, fix it right.

Buy a good one, and sell the other at a yard sale.

Steve