Yes they can! Put them in the freezer until garbage day oe use them for stock.
Uh huh
They get stuck and clog the pipes.
it isn't advised, it will probably clog it up.
Perhaps because they'd probably clog the sink. Think of it, if you put a shell down the disposal and crushed it up, some pieces would most likely not be washed away, leading to bugs infestation, or rotting.
yes, and if too much, you need a plumber. Also carrots clog too.
I toss it in the composter. Otherwise, toss it in the garbage, NOT in a sink disposal ! It might clog the unit.
Instead of calling the plumber the next time your garbage disposal clogs, try to fix the problem yourself. First, unplug the garbage disposal. Then, use a broom handle to manually rotate the blades. The broom handle gives you enough leverage to turn the blades even if there is a clog. Once the blades turn freely, remove the material that caused the clog. Only use your hand if you are sure that the power is completely disconnected. Once the clog is removed, plug the disposal back in, press the reset button, and turn it on. The unit should now work properly.
Of course there is no rule against it; however, you do not want to put certain things in your disposal. Potato peels can clog it, for instance. Also, throwing tea bags into your disposal is a bad idea as the strings on the teabags may wrap around the unit's hardware which can affect the performance of the disposal as well as the dishwasher (if it is hooked up with the garbage disposal).
Uh huh, Yup ,Certainly , Sure can, yes with out any doubt,
If it is ground meat, that would be okay. Otherwise, meat is likely to clog up the disposal. Chicken skin is particularly hazardous, since it can get tangled in the works.
No, but they could very easily clog up the plumbing if your garbage disposal doesn't chop them up finely enough.
Your air gap is not supposed to leak. Check the hose that leads from the air gap to the garbage disposal for a clog. This should resolve your problem.