Insinkerator Waste Disposal Units

What is that smell?!

Oh. You forgot to take out the bin again, didn’t you? That roast chicken from last night is starting to smell just a little too ripe. Good job it’s not one of those really hot days or it’d be a lot worse... But what if we told you it could have been avoided altogether? What if we said that you could almost completely cut out leftover food waste and never have to put up with that smell again? Plus you'd be reducing what you send to landfill, which is always great.

Well, you could, with an Insinkerator waste disposal unit.

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What is that smell?!

Oh. You forgot to take out the bin again, didn’t you? That roast chicken from last night is starting to smell just a little too ripe. Good job it’s not one of those really hot days or it’d be a lot worse... But what if we told you it could have been avoided altogether? What if we said that you could almost completely cut out leftover food waste and never have to put up with that smell again? Plus you'd be reducing what you send to landfill, which is always great.

Well, you could, with an Insinkerator waste disposal unit.

How does a waste disposal unit work?

All you need to do is simply turn on your waste disposer, run a cold stream of water from your tap and gradually feed any waste food into it. Keep the cold water running for about 10 seconds to flush any waste food through.

Insinkerator waste disposal units don't contain any knives or blades, instead, they grind the food into fine particles so they can easily be flushed away and turned into valuable biogas and fertilizer at your local wastewater treatment plant.

How does a waste disposal unit work?