I live in Lithuania and I wanted to have a garbage disposer in my sink here for so long that one day I said fuck it and went on eBay, payed 450 dollars for the pro 750 and 250 bucks for shipping alone, and got myself this real American dream appliance that does not exist in Lithuania or if it does its the horrible knockoff version. I bought a 3 kva transformer to stepdown our 240 volts to 120 volts and I am so happy to this day that I finally bought it back then. It was 5 years now, I literally couldn't imagine myself peeling potatoes into a bin while squatting. I peel it in the sink, and then flush it down the sink so easily. Its amazing.
And then your foodwaste goes where, instead of into the ground where Nature has been using it to feed the planet for quite some time now? Maybe the Baltic states don’t have so-called ‘garbage disposals’ because removing large amounts of food waste from wastewater before it gets dumped back into the environment is expensive and your water treatment facilities are not well suited to keep nitric nutrients out of the water supply that could devastate ecosystems by inundating them with nutrients for dangerous algae… … maybe 🤷♂️
Let me give you a little tip from america.. Just put two pages of news paper on ur kitchen counter and just peel it there and when done fold up and throw in trash
I’ve been a plumber since February 77 Retired November 2012 and have always recommended ISE disposals In 2020 I had a kitchen remodel and the contractor installed a 3/4 waste king disposal and this disposal effortlessly takes down chicken bones and stringy vegetables like celery and banana peels ,I’m sold on waste king
We built our house in 2013. We had the same insinkerator Badger 1 1/3hp disposal from the day it was installed. About 10 years of use which really surprised me. I had no problem staying with the Insinkerator Badger series. I upgraded to the Badger 5 1/2 hp.
Dang near impossible to get for the past year, but I managed to finally get an Insinkerator Evolution Excel. Pricey, yes, but the greatest thing since sliced bread. I'm not exaggerating when I say the water running in the sink is louder than the disposal. 1hp,triple grind, & 5x torque when it senses a jam. I first ordered one last July but kept getting out-of-stock emails. Finally went to Ebay & found a reputable seller that had one in stock. A week later I had it in my hot hands. Sad how eager I was to install & try it. :D
I have always ran a Badger 5. They typically fail after 10 years and replacing them is cheap and easy. The sink collar is now on #3 and still leak free.
Which model is any is less prone to water links from the bottom? I've had this happen twice now to me with Badger models, but than again I have old plumbing and hard water, but they often only last me like 2.5 years before the need repair, in this ltest case leaks from the bottom, (not near the water intake or drainage pipes) but mainly from the motor chord:
I’m a plumber. When I have to replace a garbage disposal, I try to get the customer to go with the pro 750. It’s great when you compare the price to features. The main selling point for people is the 9 year warranty. If the customer is insistent on going as cheap as possible, badger 5 it is.
I replaced a rusted-out and leaking (as in: case cracked and stuff coming out the side) ISE Badger 5 with an ISE Evolution Select Plus. Same fit, both collar and drain, quiet, powerful, very nice indeed.
Bought top of line ISE 1.25 hp SS auto reverse anti-jam disposal in 1995 for $149. It has very heavy duty impellers and grind ring. Gets multiple uses daily for almost 30 years and it's still in service! In fact, I take it with me when I move from house to house. They don't make 'em like this today. Don't buy small motor 1hp disposals with little impeller hammers. Went through three of those in 9 months as the hammers shattered and broke on bones that my other disposal above handles with no complaints.
I put food wastes into the compost bin, not into the disposal. The disposal is only for tiny food that went through the drain mesh. I do run the disposal whenever there are dishes in the sink are done.
I had a waste king disposal that quit working in 2020 when it was 11 years old. Plumber installed iISE And charge me $550. It quit today! So it lasted 4 years! I did not register my disposal as I should have. What is the warranty on an ISE? In my previous home I had a disposal that worked for 27 years with no issues!
After 8 years, my $110 Badger, non-stainless version developed pin-hole leak(s) on the lower half, while the motor and seals remained intact. I considered epoxy and looked up some DIY fixes, but just tossed it. It seems wasteful to have to toss a $110 Disposal, but the cheap, contractor's-grade version of any appliance or tool assures the manufacturer that there will always be a steady supply of new customers.
JUST THROW THE JUNK AT THE PIECE OF SHITS WHO SELL THAT JUNK THAT SEEMS TO BREAK DOWN RIGHT AS THE WARRANTY PERIOD JUST ENDED! STEADY AIM & LET THEM HAVE THEIR P.O.S. BACK!
13.75 per year, lasted up to warranty period sounds like a great buy. I mean I expect the end of life to be warranty period 110 dollars for something you use regularly for 8 years.
I had a 1/3 HP disposal that developed a 1 1/2" crack in it. I put muffler tape on it. The sucker lasted 18 more months, and died just short of its 23rd birthday.
I'm not a professional but i've replaced quite a few garbage disposals for family, friends, and a few neighbors and ive found the lower end insinkerator's like the badger are just trash. I usually replaced them with Waste King 3/4hp L-3200 units and the difference is night and day. They run at 2800rpm instead of 1725 like most insinkerators and they've got a 9 year warranty. Cost less too. I've also installed a couple of Waste King 1.0hp L-8000 garbage disposals and they're just insane. As a test i ran a corn cobb down it and it hardly even noticed. Best part of that model is the 20 year warranty. Waste King has a superior permenent magnet motor which has far more torque and higher RPM. Its a bit noisier but worth it in the end. I keep seeing people say Waste King are made overseas but the last two i installed said "made in USA". While the insinkerators said "assembled in USA".
I have a badger 5, 3/4 hp. The disk when you look down into it is all rusty. I was pouring bleach down it to get rid of sewer flies. Maybe that’s why it rusted. I was thinking about getting the compact evolution 3/4 HP model. Don’t know if the disk is stainless or not. I don’t have room to go with the standard size. What do you think about the compact size?
I had fun watching the video. The Badger 5 did pretty well. And the others did best. If you do another video like this try the evolution excel and also try other brands like Moen and waste king. I enjoyed the video 😁😁😎👍
What about Moen's "Host" 3/4 HP? It's rated among the most quiet, is a very reasonable price, and seems to have enough power. But it's not a multi-stage grinder. Is that a problem?
Here's a plumbers tip. If you want to have the best chance of lower plumbing issues. Don't put anything down the garbage disposal. Any vegetables, food, chicken bones, etc.It will eventually mess up your plumbing system. Also it will get caught in your pipes and you will have moths. So then you're gonna have to clean out your plumbing more often.
@@youmustcreateachanne Just throw it in your regular trash bin in your kitchen. You could take out the trash every 3 to 4 days. You must be a renter. If I were a renter I wouldn't care either. I guess my message was really for homeowners that own a house or their own property. My comment was worth it's weight in gold.
@TwinHomeExperts you should definitely do that if you do it again and maybe put a decimal reader on the counter so we can get a good reading of how loud they really are or aren't.
How does that even happened? How does it liquefy everything? I use to throw little things on my garbage disposal, never in my sink and my sink would get clogged and then management said I should not be throwing stuff down the sink which I never did I only threw it on the garbage disposal side but it was just little left over
Would be far more accurate if you included the 90 degree elbow at the end of your plumbing. I used to get fine grinds as you have with the 750 but it would clog at the elbow. Got a 1 HP Excel Evolution and now I grind everything - including peach pits - with zero problems.
I can’t believe what people put down the garbage disposal’s orange peels that’s crazy to me I was always thought small things like beans, or cereal or corn
this brand you can turn from the bottom to free a stuck disposal. some other brands when it gets stuck you pretty much have to buy new disposal. even with the tool to unstuck from top does not always work. this brand can in essence save an owner nice replacement bill.
Always use a sink strainer to catch food and only use the disposal to occasionally chew up the bits that get past. My plumber calls garbage disposals, “a plumber’s best friend” because of all the clogged lines and troubles they cause.
Yeah, we only use ours for the bits on dishes and some rinds. Crazy how Insinkerator mentions grinding potato peels, chicken bones, peach pits. I would rather compost and save my pipes.
What a test! What a mess! Great work on this and kudos for the mess, I can’t believe the stuff y’all shoved down there!! I’ve always been nervous about lemon rinds!
As a plumber I put in the most of the badger 5. I try to push the 3/4 evolution compact (same as that 750) but most people just don't want to make the investment upgrade despite the warranty and features
I purchased the evolution compact but likely returning and purchasing the badger 5. We just don’t have the space under the sink for the size of the evolution compact. It’s a lot of weight/strain on an undermount sink as well. We don’t plan to grind bones and other dense items-it really shouldn’t go down the drain anyway.
@@mondego32 I supremely doubt it is much heavier than the badger series. If you really concerned about that much weight on your undermount sink, I'd be more concerned with the weight of the dishes and water in it- Not the weight of the disposal
Stainless steel grind chamber or bust.... Because the non-stainless units will rust out and damage the kitchen cabinets every time. Badger 5/5XP are notorious for this. I've lost count if how many kitchen cabinets I've seen ruined by these.
look it up as I can't recall the amounts needed but it is vinegar, kosher salt, baking soda and lemon. plus, anytime I cut up citrus I always put peel and all in drain, that helps with daily/routine maintenance
I would go for the contractor 1000 (#2). Sure it is more expensive but you get what you pay for. You might have to go to a plumbing supply store like Ferguson to get it. I have no affiliation with Ferguson whatsoever, never shopped there or any of that. I just know about them because there is one I go past a lot on the way to my Sister's house. I have no idea how their prices compare with those of other stores that would have similar items, shop around and you may find it on sale. Just make sure if you had to order it they will take a return if it is the wrong one or a broken one.
This was a great video. Great demonstration and really informative. It's a shame the UK models are completely different to what you get in the USA as otherwise this would have been perfect for what I was looking for.
Before you even reveal which ones they are, I know I had number 1 when I moved into this house, and I upgraded to number 3 after number one wrote it out in the bottom a year or so later. 😂
I live in Lithuania and I wanted to have a garbage disposer in my sink here for so long that one day I said fuck it and went on eBay, payed 450 dollars for the pro 750 and 250 bucks for shipping alone, and got myself this real American dream appliance that does not exist in Lithuania or if it does its the horrible knockoff version. I bought a 3 kva transformer to stepdown our 240 volts to 120 volts and I am so happy to this day that I finally bought it back then. It was 5 years now, I literally couldn't imagine myself peeling potatoes into a bin while squatting. I peel it in the sink, and then flush it down the sink so easily. Its amazing.
And then your foodwaste goes where, instead of into the ground where Nature has been using it to feed the planet for quite some time now?
Maybe the Baltic states don’t have so-called ‘garbage disposals’ because removing large amounts of food waste from wastewater before it gets dumped back into the environment is expensive and your water treatment facilities are not well suited to keep nitric nutrients out of the water supply that could devastate ecosystems by inundating them with nutrients for dangerous algae…
… maybe 🤷♂️
Let me give you a little tip from america.. Just put two pages of news paper on ur kitchen counter and just peel it there and when done fold up and throw in trash
@@rossauce12lol 😂😂😂😂😂
This video was very informative. Other videos do not show what garbage disposals really do. Thank you guys. I'll definitely watch your other videos.
Oliver we appreciate you! Cheers!
I’ve been a plumber since February 77 Retired November 2012 and have always recommended ISE disposals
In 2020 I had a kitchen remodel and the contractor installed a 3/4 waste king disposal and this disposal effortlessly takes down chicken bones and stringy vegetables like celery and banana peels ,I’m sold on waste king
We built our house in 2013. We had the same insinkerator Badger 1 1/3hp disposal from the day it was installed. About 10 years of use which really surprised me. I had no problem staying with the Insinkerator Badger series. I upgraded to the Badger 5 1/2 hp.
Same here. The 1/3 HP came with the house in 2015. It just started leaking so I upgraded to the Badger 1/2 HP.
What are you grinding with a 5hp, dead bodies? Haaaa hows it holding up? Im looking for the 3/4 hp.
Who was the poor soul that cleaned that mess?
That's the real mvp!
Hector
Great test, appreciate the effort went in for this setup
I appreciated the video and showing what the waste look like. Gives people a base to decide which series is right for them
Thank you for your feedback: we had fun too.
Dang near impossible to get for the past year, but I managed to finally get an Insinkerator Evolution Excel. Pricey, yes, but the greatest thing since sliced bread. I'm not exaggerating when I say the water running in the sink is louder than the disposal. 1hp,triple grind, & 5x torque when it senses a jam.
I first ordered one last July but kept getting out-of-stock emails. Finally went to Ebay & found a reputable seller that had one in stock. A week later I had it in my hot hands. Sad how eager I was to install & try it. :D
HAHAHAHA....That was insane:) Best garbage disposal video of all time!
Awesome!! Glad you liked it Bob. Thanks for posting your feedback.
Thank you for your informative video. Nice to see what the grind looks like and how it could affect the drain down the line. Great job.
I have always ran a Badger 5. They typically fail after 10 years and replacing them is cheap and easy. The sink collar is now on #3 and still leak free.
@Fran fiocchi Same situation here - I believe that either they rust out or the motor burns out after time. Pretty good life-span though for the price.
Good feedback- thanks!
when he touched it with bare hands... i would've never
We just switched out our 20-year-old 1/3 Insinkerator with a 1/2. Man, this thing grinds.
I wish they used the buckets during the test :) instead of pans.
It wasn't about collecting and comparing the volume, but to show the size of the debris. I think the trays were enough.
@@miguelescutia5556 yeah I agree. They didn’t position the pans on the right very good.
@@miguelescutia5556 Still sucks to see that massive mess. Buckets would have been better.
@@elephantgrass631sorry you had to clean it up 😅😂
@@tejay9416 Wasn't me, it was your mom. But she's always sloppy... but that makes it feel better.
Absolutely tremendous! I was thoroughly informed and… entertained. Well-done. You helped me make a decision. Thanks.
I DIY’ed and upgraded to a 3/4 horse. Again, great information.
Thanks so much 🙏👍
These guys are the "HI, I'm from the internet and I will be your guide." But for plumbing. Lol I'm so here for it.
He said tossing that salad.
I just got a 1.25 HP American Standard garbage disposal at Costco for $80...very powerful!
Which model is any is less prone to water links from the bottom? I've had this happen twice now to me with Badger models,
but than again I have old plumbing and hard water, but they often only last me like 2.5 years before the need repair, in this ltest case
leaks from the bottom, (not near the water intake or drainage pipes) but mainly from the motor chord:
I’m a plumber. When I have to replace a garbage disposal, I try to get the customer to go with the pro 750. It’s great when you compare the price to features. The main selling point for people is the 9 year warranty.
If the customer is insistent on going as cheap as possible, badger 5 it is.
Incredible video! Informative and absolutely entertaining and hilarious! Thank you!!!
I appreciate your honest evaluations. Thank you.
I replaced a rusted-out and leaking (as in: case cracked and stuff coming out the side) ISE Badger 5 with an ISE Evolution Select Plus. Same fit, both collar and drain, quiet, powerful, very nice indeed.
Bought top of line ISE 1.25 hp SS auto reverse anti-jam disposal in 1995 for $149. It has very heavy duty impellers and grind ring. Gets multiple uses daily for almost 30 years and it's still in service! In fact, I take it with me when I move from house to house. They don't make 'em like this today.
Don't buy small motor 1hp disposals with little impeller hammers. Went through three of those in 9 months as the hammers shattered and broke on bones that my other disposal above handles with no complaints.
Excelente video.
Muy buena reseña acerca del tamaño de los desperdicios que cada uno produce y lo que puede acarrear al drenaje de la casa. 👍
I put food wastes into the compost bin, not into the disposal. The disposal is only for tiny food that went through the drain mesh. I do run the disposal whenever there are dishes in the sink are done.
I had a waste king disposal that quit working in 2020 when it was 11 years old. Plumber installed iISE
And charge me $550. It quit today! So it lasted 4 years! I did not register my disposal as I should have.
What is the warranty on an ISE?
In my previous home I had a disposal that worked for 27 years with no issues!
hmm.. interesting. Aside from the badger 5 non of the other models are available in the big box store or in the insinkerator website.
Call In-Sink-Erator up and ask about the other models and where they may be available. It is just a phone call away. 1-262-554-5432
After 8 years, my $110 Badger, non-stainless version developed pin-hole leak(s) on the lower half, while the motor and seals remained intact. I considered epoxy and looked up some DIY fixes, but just tossed it. It seems wasteful to have to toss a $110 Disposal, but the cheap, contractor's-grade version of any appliance or tool assures the manufacturer that there will always be a steady supply of new customers.
I would have called up to see if or how it could have been fixed.
JUST THROW THE JUNK AT THE PIECE OF SHITS WHO SELL THAT JUNK THAT SEEMS TO BREAK DOWN RIGHT AS THE WARRANTY PERIOD JUST ENDED! STEADY AIM & LET THEM HAVE THEIR P.O.S. BACK!
13.75 per year, lasted up to warranty period sounds like a great buy. I mean I expect the end of life to be warranty period 110 dollars for something you use regularly for 8 years.
I had a 1/3 HP disposal that developed a 1 1/2" crack in it. I put muffler tape on it. The sucker lasted 18 more months, and died just short of its 23rd birthday.
How are you plugging this up from under the sink?
I'm not a professional but i've replaced quite a few garbage disposals for family, friends, and a few neighbors and ive found the lower end insinkerator's like the badger are just trash. I usually replaced them with Waste King 3/4hp L-3200 units and the difference is night and day. They run at 2800rpm instead of 1725 like most insinkerators and they've got a 9 year warranty. Cost less too. I've also installed a couple of Waste King 1.0hp L-8000 garbage disposals and they're just insane. As a test i ran a corn cobb down it and it hardly even noticed. Best part of that model is the 20 year warranty.
Waste King has a superior permenent magnet motor which has far more torque and higher RPM. Its a bit noisier but worth it in the end. I keep seeing people say Waste King are made overseas but the last two i installed said "made in USA". While the insinkerators said "assembled in USA".
I have a badger 5, 3/4 hp. The disk when you look down into it is all rusty. I was pouring bleach down it to get rid of sewer flies. Maybe that’s why it rusted. I was thinking about getting the compact evolution 3/4 HP model. Don’t know if the disk is stainless or not. I don’t have room to go with the standard size. What do you think about the compact size?
you forgot the onions - those are right up there with celery for 'difficult to digest" and very commonly put down the drain during cooking.
Probably mentioned somewhere, but would have been interesting to see how the material made it through a P trap
Most likely would have backed up with that much material.
Awesome video but you should have used the same horsepower through all the comparisons.
I had fun watching the video. The Badger 5 did pretty well. And the others did best. If you do another video like this try the evolution excel and also try other brands like Moen and waste king. I enjoyed the video 😁😁😎👍
I deal with this on a daily basis. Mine is glass, rice, and grease. Always stuck in the p trap.
What about Moen's "Host" 3/4 HP? It's rated among the most quiet, is a very reasonable price, and seems to have enough power. But it's not a multi-stage grinder. Is that a problem?
Here's a plumbers tip. If you want to have the best chance of lower plumbing issues. Don't put anything down the garbage disposal. Any vegetables, food, chicken bones, etc.It will eventually mess up your plumbing system. Also it will get caught in your pipes and you will have moths. So then you're gonna have to clean out your plumbing more often.
@@kendalgee5808 Great, that just makes for expensive pumbing under the sink & daily hassle b/c you don't use what's there.
@@youmustcreateachanne Just throw it in your regular trash bin in your kitchen. You could take out the trash every 3 to 4 days. You must be a renter. If I were a renter I wouldn't care either. I guess my message was really for homeowners that own a house or their own property. My comment was worth it's weight in gold.
@@kendalgee5808Ansolutely the best advice.
@@youmustcreateachanneWhat’s there is my garbage can.
I just had a Pro 750 installed this morning!
Can a garbage disposal be installed inside a manufactured home?
Worst plug my wife did with the garbage disposal…. Large quantity of pistachio shells. Had to dismantle the drain.
You should do a test with them hooked up to a p trap so u can see if it grinds it enough to make it threw
Bam 💥 great idea 💡
@TwinHomeExperts you should definitely do that if you do it again and maybe put a decimal reader on the counter so we can get a good reading of how loud they really are or aren't.
where is the Pro 750 sold at? Home Depot or Lowes? Please let me know
pro 750?
wtf the pro compact is everywhere try searching for pro compact this is just a renamed pro compact
These guys are so entertaining! 😂
Wow this is really extreme test! Do people really drain all those stuff thru the disposal?.
Thanks for the information! Gross, but effective and revealing. Now to shop and replace my leaking disposal.
How does that even happened? How does it liquefy everything? I use to throw little things on my garbage disposal, never in my sink and my sink would get clogged and then management said I should not be throwing stuff down the sink which I never did I only threw it on the garbage disposal side but it was just little left over
I'm pretty sure I would have put the buckets under to catch the mess?
Would be far more accurate if you included the 90 degree elbow at the end of your plumbing. I used to get fine grinds as you have with the 750 but it would clog at the elbow. Got a 1 HP Excel Evolution and now I grind everything - including peach pits - with zero problems.
Are you still happy with your Evolution Excel? I am thinking of buying it.
Couldn’t use bigger buckets for the slop??? Good video
I wonder if installing a water solenoid to open (tapped into the DW inlet) as the disposer runs to always have water during a grind?
KIS, just have water released before turning the insinkerator
I can’t believe what people put down the garbage disposal’s orange peels that’s crazy to me I was always thought small things like beans, or cereal or corn
Same here. I have never considered putting chicken pieces or large fruits. That is insane
Do you have the installation video?
this brand you can turn from the bottom to free a stuck disposal. some other brands when it gets stuck you pretty much have to buy new disposal. even with the tool to unstuck from top does not always work. this brand can in essence save an owner nice replacement bill.
Thank you so much for this video. It has helped us Make a decision about which garbage disposal we should purchase
Always use a sink strainer to catch food and only use the disposal to occasionally chew up the bits that get past. My plumber calls garbage disposals, “a plumber’s best friend” because of all the clogged lines and troubles they cause.
yeah, this is a must!
Yeah, we only use ours for the bits on dishes and some rinds. Crazy how Insinkerator mentions grinding potato peels, chicken bones, peach pits. I would rather compost and save my pipes.
Great video. Love you guys!
The Contractor 1000 seems to be by your examination a solid choice...affordable and practical
What a test! What a mess! Great work on this and kudos for the mess, I can’t believe the stuff y’all shoved down there!! I’ve always been nervous about lemon rinds!
Great demo on what these machines actually due.
Thanks Jeff. We had fun shooting this video.
As a plumber I put in the most of the badger 5. I try to push the 3/4 evolution compact (same as that 750) but most people just don't want to make the investment upgrade despite the warranty and features
I purchased the evolution compact but likely returning and purchasing the badger 5. We just don’t have the space under the sink for the size of the evolution compact. It’s a lot of weight/strain on an undermount sink as well. We don’t plan to grind bones and other dense items-it really shouldn’t go down the drain anyway.
@@mondego32 I supremely doubt it is much heavier than the badger series. If you really concerned about that much weight on your undermount sink, I'd be more concerned with the weight of the dishes and water in it- Not the weight of the disposal
I want to buy number one can with cord or without cord?? Which
You can order or buy either. It comes both ways. 👍
يعني مين الافضل ٢ ولا ٣
Stainless steel grind chamber or bust.... Because the non-stainless units will rust out and damage the kitchen cabinets every time. Badger 5/5XP are notorious for this. I've lost count if how many kitchen cabinets I've seen ruined by these.
Japanese uses a composting auger food disposals units
what hp is the 750 model ?
3/4
I didn't know Ken Shamrock was a twin, more or less a plumber.
😂😂😂😂
just bought a pro 1250 love it 1.2/5 HP and a 12 year warranty. it has no problems eating corn cobs lamb bones chicken bones chop bones
god bless whoever had to clean this up
Those garbage disposals are huge 🤣
Awesome video. Can you guys make a How to clean a garbage disposal without using harsh chemicals and remove the stinky build-up within? Thanks!!!
look it up as I can't recall the amounts needed but it is vinegar, kosher salt, baking soda and lemon. plus, anytime I cut up citrus I always put peel and all in drain, that helps with daily/routine maintenance
Great demo
I collect garbage disposals and I recommend the evolution excel it’s expensive but it grinds everything and it’s whisper quiet
By far the grossest video here, but educational. Thanks guys
Thanks so much !
The one I have is able to grind huge bones because I've literally tried it before.
The standard test for garbage disposals is a 2 x 4 and a lead pipe.
I would go for the contractor 1000 (#2). Sure it is more expensive but you get what you pay for. You might have to go to a plumbing supply store like Ferguson to get it. I have no affiliation with Ferguson whatsoever, never shopped there or any of that. I just know about them because there is one I go past a lot on the way to my Sister's house. I have no idea how their prices compare with those of other stores that would have similar items, shop around and you may find it on sale. Just make sure if you had to order it they will take a return if it is the wrong one or a broken one.
We had the 1/3 Insinkerator, the #1 in the video, it lasted for 20-years before leaking.
I want the 10hp rock crusher model
Me too!! 💪💪
thanks guys for doing the dirty job.
A hot dog can jam a garbage disposal??? Who knew 🤦♀️
Insinkerator totally stainless steel for me every time. Has run for twelve years with no issues. UK
Someone looks and sounds like Ed O'neill (Al Bundy on Married With Children)
Wow, so people don’t use the trash can anymore they just put it down the sink? My garage disposal is just for left over food residue left, smh.
This was a great video. Great demonstration and really informative. It's a shame the UK models are completely different to what you get in the USA as otherwise this would have been perfect for what I was looking for.
Never put grease or grinds or potatoe peels in your disposal period... had mine 22 years till I had to replace it. Very limited selection 🤔.
Dang this video made me hungry.
This video seriously turned my stomach I couldn't get through it
WARNING: Do not throw Metamucil in a disposal. You've been warned.
HAHA!
This is both the most fascinating and disgusting thing I’ve seen. I think I’ll get the 1k
Anyone putting Crisco into the drains should be fined
I agree! I would never put a Router or Switch down my drain!
They will be fined in the form of plumbers fees.
I like Waste King brand. Attaches to sink easier and comes with a power cord
And I like insinkerator because it has never been recalled like wasteking
Kitchen sink not draining
Thank you
Ha ha. You guys are great. 👍🏻 I’m a Twin too. 🤪🤪
love it, nice job boys!
The description it’s to describe the video not to promote, put the names of the products there
2:28 what is Cisco ?
You guys are pretty good...entertaining too😁
Thank Tony! 🙏👍
Nice video, it's was educating
Thank you 🙏
Before you even reveal which ones they are, I know I had number 1 when I moved into this house, and I upgraded to number 3 after number one wrote it out in the bottom a year or so later. 😂
Great video thanks!