Garburators Repairs & Replacements

Garbarators are also known as garbage disposals in other areas of the world. They are incredibly useful devices that help grind food waste into smaller particles before you clear it down the drain. Although they are beneficial devices to have in the kitchen sink, they can get clogged or jammed.

Importance of Caring for Your Garburator

It’s important to have garburator services to ensure your device is operating flawlessly for your safety and the plumbing system’s longevity. Additionally, your wastewater is transported to your local sewage treatment plant which can impact your community. Being mindful of what you put down your drain is important!

Dry Skin and Hair
Ineffective Cleaning with Soap and Detergents
Soap Scum Residue and Build Up
Stained Laundry
Shortens Lifespan of Fixtures, Appliances, and Equipment
Costly Utility Bills

Appropriate & Improper Food Disposal

With garburators, an important consideration is what you should and shouldn’t put down the drain:

What you CAN put down the drain

Less fibrous vegetable and fruit scraps
Dairy, soup, applesauce, and other soft foods
Citruses: Traditional method of cleaning the system and reducing unpleasant odours
Small pits and bones: can be effective for cleaning your grind chamber!
Small amount of coffee grinds: large amounts will accumulate the natural oils in the coffee and clog your pipes.
Biodegradable cleaners and dish soap

What you SHOULD NOT put down the drain

Produce peels
Food with Starch: potatoes, pasta, rice, bread, and oats
Fibrous Product: banana peels, corn husks, rhubarb, asparagus, artichokes, celery, and others
Large seeds, pits, and bones
Eggshells