WASTE KING L-8000TC LEGEND SERIES 1 HP BATCH FEED OPERATION WASTE DISPOSER
- High Speed 2800 R.P.M.
- 36-Inch Power Cord is Included
- Removable Splash Guard
- Rust Free Grinding Components
- Longest warranties in the industry demonstrates commitment to quality
The Waste King company, a household and commercial name in garbage disposers since 1946, was acquired in 1994 with the purchase of Waste King from Masco Corp. Waste King was the first complete line of garbage disposers selling to the residential and commercial markets. Waste King has become a trusted name through it’s history and national network of plumbing wholesalers, retail outlets and restaurant and hotel equipment dealers. Waste King Warranties are the Ideal and Longest in the Industry – Da
List Price: $ 419.00
SALE Price: $ 165.89
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
excellent, safe disposal, By
debbie smith “of heart” (sacramento, ca, USA) – See all my reviews
This review is from: Waste King L-8000TC Legend Series 1 HP Batch Feed Operation Waste Disposer (Tools & Hardware)
I have been happy with this disposal. It is very safe since it is only operates with the drain cover securely covering the throat of the disposal. There is no risk for fingers to get caught unawares or for shards of food (such as bones) to unexpectently fly out. It is quiet, powerful and I have not had difficulty correctly positioning the cover to activate the switch.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Waste King rules!, By
bebopluvr (Boston, MA) – See all my reviews
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This review is from: Waste King L-8000TC Legend Series 1 HP Batch Feed Operation Waste Disposer (Tools & Hardware)
After going through three 3/4 HP Insinkerators in 10 years, I’d had it with that brand. Having recently switched to Waste King, I can say that the 1 HP model is quiet and powerful. The difference between 3/4 HP and 1 HP is huge. The accompanying manual says that you can put corn cobs in the Waste King–they do not advocate it since they take a very long time to grind, but, trust me, it would be disposal suicide to try corn cob disposal in an Insinkerator. As an experiment, I did put a corn cob into the Waste King, and it did grind it down (took about 5 minutes). To me, this is impressive. I do not know how long the Waste King will last, but the unit seems to be much sturdier and stronger than the Insinkerator (I’m talking of the 3/4 HP Insinkerator that Home Depot carries). Pros: Cons: To those who say it’s hard to position the cap, it’s pretty much the same as the Insinkerator and any other batch model. Once you figure out the o’clock position, you’ll be fine.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
performs as expected, By
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This review is from: Waste King L-8000TC Legend Series 1 HP Batch Feed Operation Waste Disposer (Tools & Hardware)
This was part of a kitchen renovation. We have been happy with this disposal. It only operates with the drain cover securely covering the drain/disposal. There is no risk for fingers to get caught. It is quiet, powerful and no difficulty correctly positioning the cover to activate the switch after the first try. |
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