Bleach - Do not use bleach to clean your Garbage Disposal.Can build up in the garbage disposal and drain pipes, causing clog. Although not recommended, you might get away disposing these kind of foods by chopping them in small peaces and putting small amounts at a time while running cold water. Also they can expand with moisture risking clogging the drain. Fibers tend to tangle around the blades and they can jam the motor. egg shells, celery, asparagus, banana peels, potato peels. If you decide to dispose those foods anyway, make sure its in small quantities and you do it while running cold water. Also the starch contained within these type of foods can build up in the Garbage Disposal and drain pipes. Starchy or Expandable Foods - Foods like rice, pasta, corn or other grains can expand and when disposed in large amounts can clog up drain pipes.Grease, Fats, Oils - Can stick inside the Garbage Disposal and drain pipes, as they harden when cooled, they can clog the drain and also cause odor over time.Foods to Avoid - There is a number of biodegradables you need to avoid putting in your Garbage Disposal.Look underneath for a hole shaped the same as the Alan wrench.
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Some Garbage Disposal come with an Alan wrench that you can use to hand-crank it free when it's jammed. Also, take note that sometimes when jammed, the Garbage Disposal Overload Protector can trip, make sure the switch is "OFF" and press the 'red(or black) button' underneath the Disposal, then try it again (applies to most models). After turning the switch "OFF" you can use Pliers or Tongs to attempt to remove any food that might be jamming it.
Sewage sludge is often used as a fertilizer, which ends up in our gardens and farms. Second and more important, everything that flushes through the drain pipes ends up in the wastewater system, 99% of it is then processed into sewage sludge. This is important for two reasons: First, the Garbage Disposal itself is designed for food only and it can easily jam if it's not used properly. It's Not a Garbage Disposal! - Please remember that Garbage or Food Disposals are made for biodegradable food only.
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