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Saturday, August 2, 2008

InSinkErator Garbage Disposal--How to use it “Green” ?

Any kind of kitchen grease or oil can clog a drain pipe and septic tank that can cause waste spill.~ it is believe that solidifies between the 25 to 35 foot mark in the pipes, and can only be removed with a high pressure wash courtesy of Roto Rooter. ~

This is a reason we use InSinkErator . It is mainly to release grease problems and wastewater flooding

A waste disposal is basically a blender for your pipes. It cuts everything up so it will go down the pipes. It works best if rinsing the water while the disposal is running. The waste disposal units use electricity and water to operate which you can pour waste water down instead of fresh water. Then the chopped food waste will go to the sewer and finally septic tank or wastewater treatment plant. In the sewers it might end up with fish. Even though it is biodegradable but it could decompose and causes bad smells and contamination in stagnant water due to high concentration of organic matters.

How to use InSinkErator Garbage Disposal Green?

If we live in a rural area and have a garden, we can keep cooked (plain) veggies go in the composter or placed beneath a bush in the yard. Cooked meat products (including meats fats, grease, oil, butter, mayonnaise, salad dressings etc) can NOT go down the sink but should be scraped into a container and disposed to the landfill or waste-to-energy incinerator. Everything else can be saved as leftovers. It is best to make leftovers the next day in soups or stews or feed the pets, but if there isn't enough for that a waste disposal unit will take it to waste treatment and eventually it will be used for fertilizer. Only few trace food particles could be scraped to InSinkErator please. When we use it like this way, we could save more electricity and water cost.