Garbage Disposal Installation
Garbage disposal installation is a straightforward process, especially if you follow all steps and all garbage disposal parts are in working order. As long as you use the garbage disposal for getting rid of the recommended types of waste, it will help your kitchen look its best.
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If you’re putting in a garbage disposal, you’ll need a disposal flange. The flange is a ring that connects the disposal to the sink and is slightly sloped to allow water to run unimpeded into the drain; it’s like a mounting bracket for the disposal.
How long garbage disposals last?
If you should especially consider replacing your disposal if it’s been at least a decade since your last renovation or garbage disposal installation project. Most disposals have a life expectancy of about 10 years, after which they may start clogging more often.
On average it takes between two and four hours for a professional installer to install a new garbage disposal. This includes taking measurements to position the disposal, removing pipes, installing the disposal, and fitting new pipes to make the whole system work again.
Do and Dont’s Garbage disposal?
- Don’t use it for high-volume waste.
- Don’t add anything starchy. …
- Don’t add anything stringy or hard either. …
- Don’t bother “sharpening.” …
- Do keep it clean. …
- Do keep granular bits out of it. …
- Don’t stress over running hot or cold water.
