Waste King Garbage Disposal for Kitchen Sink with Power Cord, Compact Food Waste Disposer, L-111

After living with this Waste King disposal for a while now, I can confidently say it is one of the most practical upgrades I’ve made in my kitchen. If you are looking for something that just works without taking up half your cabinet space, this is it. The compact size is a huge win. It leaves plenty of room under the sink for a trash can or cleaning supplies, which is a rare luxury with larger, bulkier units. I was genuinely surprised by how straightforward the installation was. The twist-and-lock mounting system lived up to the hype, and the fact that it came with the power cord pre-installed saved me a headache. I had it up and running in under an hour. Don’t let the size fool you. It handles everyday food scraps coffee grounds, vegetable peels, and leftover scraps with no issues at all. It is consistent, reasonably quiet for its class, and does the job without any drama. For anyone doing a DIY kitchen update or just replacing an old, noisy unit, this Waste King model is a fantastic balance of value and convenience. It isn’t trying to be an industrial-strength machine, but for a standard home kitchen, it hits that "sweet spot" of being efficient, compact, and incredibly easy to manage.

install through me off but a quick check of the instructions how to attach it solved my issue. works great and less than half the price of the name brands at hardware store. install was about 30-45 minutes with pretty good plumbing experience.

I really like this garbage disposal! I picked this up after my Insinkerator failed. Our old disposal was installed when we bought the house. It wasn't used often because the house wasn't really "lived in" when we bought it as we're the second owners. So, I was surprised that our old disposal went out after only 4 years of use. The case started corroding and developed a sizeable hole that started leaking. Anyway, when looking for a replacement I decided I wasn't going to get another Insinkerator since after a tiny bit of research revealed the corrosion and leaking was a common problem among the Insinkerators. The only other option that was apparent was the Waste King. The reviews were honestly pretty great between the two brands but I had already been soured by Insinkerator. I decided to go with the 1/3 horsepower Waste King since I don't use the disposal for anything "big" and I wanted to get something relatively inexpensive. Installation was pretty straightforward once I got the old disposal out of the way. I opted to use the included EZ-Mount system as opposed to adapting the old 3-bolt system over. Everything that was needed to install was included in the box aside from a screwdriver and deadblow hammer. All the plumbing lined right up with my old disposal's locations so it was literally "plug-and-play". The only issue I really encountered was installing the throat in the sink. You need to get it really tight for the seals to, well... seal, and there isn't much material to get leverage on. My fingers got pretty sore trying to get the adjusting collar tight but it wasn't anything that wasn't doable. Once it was all installed everything sealed great and there were no leaks. (Well, the first time it leaked, but that was my fault, I forgot to put in a fiber gasket.) It's much, much quieter than my old disposal and much smaller, too. I've been using it pretty regularly for about a week and it has no problem with small kitchen waste. I'm sure it would struggle if you put something like bones in it but that's getting a bit ridiculous in my opinion. The only thing I'm not super excited about is the rubber throat guard. You know, the little flexible curtain piece that keeps big stuff from falling in. It seems a bit narrow for my liking. The old throat guard seemed much wider and let larger stuff in without having to really shove it in. As it is you really have to push stuff into the disposal; unless it's really small it doesn't "fall" in like I'd prefer. Just a personal thing, but something worth mentioning.

Removed a 1/2 hp waste king and installed this one. It contained most everything needed for the install. I have used them all. Most are made by Emerson Motor Corperation and resemble ISE In-Sink-erator. These resembles GE Is it made by GE Im not sure. It was years ago. The installation was simple. My recomendtion is to use Plumbers Putty arount the sink flange. My experience with the INCLUDED rubber gasket is, the oils from the food attacks it and it swells. The rubber doesent have muct to seal on with a porcelin sink (like mine). The putty will last for many many years,and has always been used by the pros. less than $3.00 a tub normally. Be sure the flange it tightened fully. Perhaps recleck its tightness after a few days to be sure. Dont go crqazy just until it stops turning against the sink and and a bit beyond snug. its plactic remember. plug it in and go. This machine really spins up fast and will emulsify nicely. This unit uses a steel grinding element. It appears to be stainless. However says steel. For this reason and this reason only, My recommendation is to use the 1/2 hp unit. The stainless will resist the rusting inside of the unit. It is ony a few dollars more. Most of this unit is plastic. Dont be afraid of this as its been plastic for many decades and is good. The ISE units are White Metal (aluminum ish stuff) and does corrode eventually. The 1/2 hp unit that came out was around 6 years old. I anticipate this will last around 4-5. 6/14/2025 I have to laugh at the level of detail that some buyers put in there reviews .Its Amazing and thankss everyone that did. This information is most important to some. Especially since there are so many vaiations of homes and sinks. That being said, My 1/3 hp unit is still running well however my next one will probably be the 1/2 HP unit. I just feel for the extra money ist best to stay with the same thing thats proven itself. Also it had more sound insulation is appears.

Seems to be working fine. Noise level is not too loud and seems durable

Easy to install. Works great. I rarely use my garage disposal that’s why I chose this one. If you cook and make messes a lot please get a better disposal.

Unit has been in and working for 4 years now, installed in April 10th 2022. The unit was easy to install and is working great! Excellent price! I'm now putting in one for my neighbor since her old ones only last approximately 2 years and cost her $500!

This is the first negative review I've ever written, but the installation was so frustrating that I felt obligated to warn others. The mounting system is poorly designed. My dad and I spent over two hours trying to install it, following the manual. The rubber gasket and mounting ring make it extremely difficult to seat and tighten the disposal against the sink. Installing it requires holding the heavy disposal up while aligning the tabs, pulling down the threaded plastic ring, and tightening it by hand, all while lying under the sink. Even with two people, we couldn't get it to install properly. I returned it and bought a 3/4 HP disposal with a three-bolt mounting system for under $80. It was much easier to install and feels like a better product. Save yourself the frustration and choose a disposal with a three-bolt mounting system instead.

We replaced the exact same model after about 9 years of service. Works great and was a snap to install. Took about 15 minutes

非常にコストパフォーマンスで気に入りました。配送がもう少し早ければ尚いいのですが

Buen producto

I bought this to replace my Mainline Model 1900 1/3 horsepower garburator. It is the exact fit. The only difference is there is a plug instead of the unit being wired in, so my friend had to come over and install an outlet under the sink and wire that up to code, then he installed the unit easily. I would give the unit a 5-STAR to install except we had to install the electrical outlet first (as one did not previously exist under the sink). But once installed, the unit ran perfectly and is quite quiet!

注意書きを良く見ず対応しない名義で注文してしまいましたがきちんと連絡を下さり10日ほどで到着しました 商品も普通に良い物です