In the kitchen, garbage disposal systems are a workhorse. Before they have any problems, these machines munch through hundreds of pounds of garbage. As a consequence, we are frequently shocked when they have issues since we place our faith in their dependability. However, regardless of how dependable your unit has been, its job in chewing through dense waste ensures that a problem will arise.

The following are the most prevalent reasons of garbage disposal failures:

• Putting too much food down the garbage disposal at once
• Putting fibrous things in the garbage, such as banana peels or celery stems
• Inadequate water was used to rinse the debris off the blades and into the drain.
• Grease and cooking oils are allowed to accumulate on the blades.