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It was invented in 1927 by John W. Hammes
Garlic is fine in septic. It may create odour in your garburator.
You can purchase a garbage disposer at many stores that you may live near. Some of these stores include Home Depot, Lowes, and Sears. If you don't live near a store that sells garbage disposers, you can simply buy them online. A reliable website to buy them on is Amazon where you can order it and get it shipped directly to your house.
well if it was in the "disposal" you wont get it back because it went through the "disposer". if it is inside the "disposer", take it off and flip it upside down if you can't fit your hand inside
Im not sure what a dis poser is, But if a garbage disposer is what you are talking about sex is usually accepted as a form of plumber currency.
You can purchase garbage disposals at most home improvement stores like Home Depot.You might also find them listed on auction sites such as Ebay or Amazon.
It's probably not condensing, but the seal between the sink basket and the sink is leaking.
In the United States, pigs were at one time used as garbage disposals. That has become illegal. They are still used as such in other countries. It is now illegal to use any animal for garbage disposal that is consumed by humans. Mice, Rats, and Cockroaches consume a lot of garbage.
You dumped your wife in there into too large of portions. There is an item in there that won't be cut up or disposed Look in there for anything in it.
I would say that either the bearings in the motor are worn out ,so the motor has a hard time turning. Or it may be that one of the motor windings (electric coils) is bad. I would replace the disposer.
You should be able to obtain an"S" shaped Allen wrench which fits into the bottom center of the disposer on the outside. You use this tool to reverse the direction of the disposer to free the dime. Home Depots and Lowes will generally have this tool. You should be able to obtain an"S" shaped Allen wrench which fits into the bottom center of the disposer on the outside. You use this tool to reverse the direction of the disposer to free the dime. Home Depots and Lowes will generally have this tool.