Review on 🚰 InSinkErator Evolution Series QCB-AM Black Sink Baffle with Anti-Microbial Quiet Collar by Sean Tops

My 22 year old insinkerator is stuck. Upon inspection I found that the septum had become very brittle with age, parts had fallen off and the blades were jamming. After unlocking from the junkyard with an Allen key I found the engine was undamaged, I figured I'd have to live with or without the baffle if I ripped off the remaining parts. While browsing through new recycling junk I came across this baffle replacement. Such an affordable price and easy installation. I just put it in to test the fit and make sure it wouldn't fall in, then took it off, ripped off the fragile bits that were left, then put it back in. My incinerator has been dealing with this new baffle for a few months now and I don't have to think about a new disposal. Very happy with this product. In my humble opinion you can't go wrong with Insinkerator products.