GE Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal, 1/3 Horsepower, Good for Grinding: Fruit Peels, Cooked Pasta, & Cereal, Easy Install Kit Included, Non-Corded, Recommended for 1-2 Person Homes,Black

From the Manufacturer

GE continuous feed food waste disposer has a high RPM and high torque, to grind food finer and faster. Which is really a big deal. Since select GE Disposal disposers can reach speeds of over 3500 RPM, while many brands can’t reach over 2000 RPM, the Disposal disposers are less likely to jam. And, stainless-steel dual-swivel grinder blades means they’re less likely to corrode, even after years of use. The Disposal offers a faster and finer grind right from the beginning. Now you can be free from the anti-jam key and able to power through food the first time, so you don’t waste time. Installation made E-Z. E-Z Mount System makes installation a breeze for anyone. We have fewer parts and steps than most of our competitors’ installation systems. The five-step installation starts by attaching a sink flange assembly. Then, the disposer snaps onto the sink flange under your sink, allowing water and waste to safely travel down the pipes. And, the Disposal easily attaches to your existing plumbing and wiring. After a quick installation, you can trust that your Disposal was made with stainless steel and corrosion-resistant materials for maximum lifespan and durability. Drain boost technology helps keep your drain free and clear of food waste to ensure your water runs smoothly in the right direction. The Disposal has an angled fin which pumps water and ground food through pipes with higher speed and pressure to keep drains purged and help reduce clogs. All our models operate quietly and some even offer sound reduction technology. The sound reduction package includes a fully insulated sound shell, so our disposers can handle your toughest challenges while minimizing noise. Did you know that Americans throw away nearly 25-Percent of all food prepared. And decomposing waste in landfills is one of the largest producers of methane gas, which is the main contributor of global warming It’s true.