Sink Food Waste Disposer

The food waste disposer is an indispensable thing for a real housewife. Just remember how many times you had to pour out the half-eaten soup, throw away salads, mains and other foods and dishes after a large feast or a regular dinner. But all this clogs up the sewage system and is a big problem for our ecology. Food thrown into the trash can begin to decompose and produce an unpleasant odor. This is also an unpleasant thing, and you immediately have to run to the garbage chute or container on the street. The sink food waste disposer is perhaps the only weapon to help tackle this problem. Moreover, the principle of its operation and installation is quite simple.

The food waste disposer is out of sight, quite far from the eyes of the hostess, family or guests. Most often, it is hidden under the kitchen sink or neatly placed next to it, and the drain of such a grinder is directed to the sewer. Thus, any products you want to dispose of can be safely sent to a food waste disposer, where they are ground to small particles and go straight to the sewer without leaving unpleasant odors, marks or blockages.

The food chopper is capable of handling almost any food. For example, you can safely throw into it any vegetables, fruits, herbs, nuts, half-eaten salads, potatoes, cereals, cherry pits, watermelon peels and much more. Moreover, it is even recommended to throw chicken bones into the food grinder – they help the device to self-clean. Plus, the device can be used to dispose of disposable paper towels, dirty napkins and even cigarette butts.

However, there are also products that are not worth experimenting with. For example, large meat bones, corn cobs, onion husks, large fish scales in large quantities, shells of large marine animals, hard large paper towels. However, it is unlikely that you have the shell of a large turtle at home.

Now let’s talk about how easy the food sink chopper is to install and how to use it correctly. Will it fit well into your kitchen? With a high degree of probability, we can say that yes. Any household waste grinder can be installed in any stainless steel sink, or in other sinks with a drain hole diameter of about 90 mm. It is advisable, when installing such equipment, to seek help from professionals. Despite the fact that each shredder is accompanied by step-by-step instructions in Russian, and you, in general, are able to cope with this task yourself, at the end of the installation there will be a difficult moment – to connect the shredder to the sewer. This is where you need the qualified help of a specialist who has extensive experience and will do everything right.

The food grinder is especially relevant for owners of cottages, country houses. Housing in modern cottage settlements is equipped with new sewerage systems that do not require constant pumping out, like the previous cesspools. But even such systems have their own resource, and if food waste enters the sewage system in a crushed form, this resource increases significantly.

• We open cold water.
• We turn on the machine and load food into it in small portions.
• We are waiting for 10 to 30 seconds, turn it off.

Everything! So, the whole process took you less than one minute.

Why so fast, you ask? The point is that the machine is very intelligent. The products enter the grinding chamber, at the bottom of which there is a metal disc rotating at a tremendous speed. The grinding process eventually occurs due to the friction of the waste against these graters, the particles of the products quickly reach their minimum size – 2-3 millimeters – and are sent to the sewer. In order to find out the opinions of those who have already purchased this convenient device, it is enough to type a food chopper in the search box, and you will find answers to most of your questions.