🗑️ Waste King 1023 Garbage Disposal Dishwasher Connector Kit, Black Review

Terrible design. Incredibly complex setup. Made cheap. After a few days of trying to get this ridiculous piece of shit hooked, I threw it across the yard and installed the sink cleaner in less time than it would have taken me to buy it.

Finally hooked up the dishwasher to the waste chute and it couldn't be easier (if the previous owner hadn't done it!). Works great, no leaks or clogs. I didn't pay much attention to the recycling brands and model of the washing machine - although it is adjustable and has options that make installation easier.

We had a water leak that I couldn't identify. I found an old one with a hole under the sink. I was skeptical about getting a second one (the first was installed before I owned the house) for fear it would be a cheap temporary fix. But it was easy to install, completely fixed the leak and after a few months everything is working great.

I bought a new Bosch dishwasher and the drain was a different size than the part it attaches to the waste chute. I called Bosch, waited half an hour, then they told me it was very bad, they had no advice for me. After seeing it at Revain I knew it would work and it pulled me out of the plumbing mess. It should come with the Bosch dishwasher.

I hired a contractor to install my cabinets and countertops and they provided me with all the parts and the sink. Huge d'o! I bought this part to replace the connector between the dishwasher drain hose and the sink. I chose it because the clamps are tightened with screws - the user can tighten or loosen them as needed. It was very easy to install. You can trim it to fit different tube sizes - I had to trim it down one size. Secure the connector to the disposal with a zip tie, trim and trim the…

Installation instructions are incorrect. Impossible to fit the dishwasher hose onto the connector, even in the smallest part of the connector. I decided it was best to plug the dishwasher hose into the connector. So you have a soft rubber connector over a hard rubber dishwasher hose, which makes attaching the clamp much easier.

As I began installing our new dishwasher, I noticed that the standard hose that came attached to the dishwasher already had a rubber connector that was used to connect to the garbage was laid out. Disposal. I thought I wasted my money on this because I figured I wouldn't need it with this new hose with a built in connector. However, the new dishwasher hose was too long, so I had to cut off the drain connector to shorten the hose. It saved us a lot of time to have it on hand!

This adapter plug was just what I needed when I was replacing the inlet fittings to remove dirt from my dishwasher and it fits exactly as I had hoped. The material it's made of is VERY flexible rubber HOWEVER, and when connected to the inlet of my garbage chute, the weight of the dishwasher hose pulls it down and pinches the connector, blocking the line (like your garden hose does). fall is when it bends over). I had to take zip ties and connect the drain hose so it could drain. Not what I was…