My right sink was briefly occupied and my ocd was twitching, so I switched things up and used the left sink. I feel like a rebel - almost a gadabout. I'm still a bit anxious about it, but there's definitely a 'spring' in my step.
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Which side has your garbage disposal? You may want to avoid using the side without the disposal for washing so you don’t accidentally wash down large food waste that will clog your drain.
Garbage disposal? in sinks? What's that?
It's an American thing.
Garbage disposals are motorized shredders that fit into the drain on a kitchen sink. It allows you to grind any waist that falls into the . While the benefits of composting definitely outweigh the potential benefits of grinding all your food waste, I still think there is benefit in having a garbage disposal. Some food waste will inevitably fall through to the drain and can cause buildup in the drain pipe, which will result in costly repairs at some point.
Garbage disposal parts diagram
Additional banger of old times internet that thought me what a garbage disposal was:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAp56EM8M6I
TIL!
I had never heard of it.
Some even have fun pun names!
https://www.insinkerator.com/en-us