🗑️ InSinkErator Badger 1 Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal with Cord, 1/3 HP Review

Perfect fit for my 15 year old badger who started leaking from the bottom didn't want to mess with the pipes, installation was easy except for one small one Ring alignment problem when connecting the tube on the side, it took me a few tries how the ring is arranged, it's a bit difficult to align, my biggest complaint is the unit banging during the shipping process, one of the plastic edges was partially chipped and on others There are scuffs in places, luckily it was just a small chip, no tears

My old disposal started leaking. 10 years have passed and I decided to buy a new one. Almost all models are supplied without a plug. I'm a single woman and didn't want to wear a tie and I was lucky enough to find one with a tie here on Revane. Shipping was fast and I got the exact same one that I have now. With my little tool kit, I couldn't attach this new one to anything flat. The hardest part was holding it long enough to screw it onto the sink drain bracket I already had in my sink…

After the old insinkerator stopped working, it was simply replaced with a new one. The advantage of swapping one Badger for another was that the attachments were the same, so not all parts had to be installed. Simply disconnect the drain pipe, remove the dishwasher hose, twist and remove. To install, follow the steps in reverse order. Remember to knock out the dishwasher unit when connecting the dishwasher hose. The product works, a bit noisy but not too bad. And how often and how long do you…

Using this as a direct replacement is very easy to install. The old block is literally unscrewed from the bracket and the new one turned back. The new unit includes a new rubber drain baffle (as well as everything you'd need for a brand new install) that's showing some wear after six years of use. (Eventually a date pit got stuck in the mechanism, forcing me to replace my old block, otherwise it worked without any issues.) But beware, if you're using this with a dishwasher you'll need to drill…

Unfortunately if you need a slide this is the only brand worth buying. The bracket system is excellent so replacing a broken block is easy. Just use the existing bracket and put in a new block and trust me you will be replacing it every 4-6 years. If you have a direct wire available, do yourself a favor and install an outlet under the sink, and when replacing the unit, order a model with the cord already connected. To save time. I once bought a GE salvage device, the mount was terrible and it…

My old Dachs 1 finally needed a replacement after more than 12 years. Although it was still working fine, it started leaking from the bottom. Since it has given me reliable service for so many years, I have decided to replace it with the same model. I'm so glad I did as the installation was easy. It literally took me about 10 minutes as I was able to use the old unit's mount to mount the new one. Also, this unit came with a power cord already installed, which is not the case with most units…

My Insinkerator Badger Model 100-1 only lasted about 6 years before it started leaking on the underside and I was disappointed that it didn't last longer. I live alone so I hardly ever use it. Leaks on top, side leaks appear fixable. The soil doesn't flow as much. Mine was leaking from the bottom. Walking through the kitchen at night and stepping into a puddle of water is amazing. Was looking for a replacement that would be easy to install. Watched several videos. I decided it would be best to…