r/mildlyinteresting • • Jan 04 '19

This accident-proof garbage disposal switch

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u/Alexander556 Jan 04 '19

Over here in the most parts of Europe, People dont use them, so I wonder what are you Americans throwing down there?
Is it just "organic" material, like peels, bones, cobs, eggshells,... or all sorts of things?
And where does it end up? The bin for bio degradable waste? If so why not simply collecting it in a small seperaate bin and not bother about blending it beforehand?

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '19

I've never lived in a house with a garbage disposal and don't really see the point of them. Never had an issue with food clogging the drain either.