InSinkErator Garbage Disposal, Badger 1, Standard Series, 1/3 HP Continuous Feed, Black, Waterborne Grey Enamel

Real nice garbage disposer at a good price. I replaced the exact model Badger 1, so it was super easy to setup. Runs fine, no leaks and pretty quiet.

I replaced our old sink and I wanted to replace the disposal at the same time. I’m keeping the old one as a backup but it appears to be pretty old and installing the locking flange while I had the new sink out was far easier than working inside the cabinet. Anyways, install was smooth. If you want a recommendation on an awesome sink click on my profile see my sink review. It is awesome as well! Highly recommend this disposal!

Arrived very quick, install went smoothly, I was able to reuse the Whirlpool sink flange, If you get the uncorded one, be sure to save the conduit clamp that screws into the bottom of unit, it doesn't come with unit. It spins, makes noise, and chops things up !!

The InSinkErator Garbage Disposal, Badger 1, does the job effectively and is priced well for what it offers. Installation was straightforward, and it fits perfectly under my sink without taking up too much space.The grinding power is impressive, handling food scraps with ease, from vegetable peels to small bones. It operates quietly compared to my previous unit, which is a huge plus.Overall, this garbage disposal is a reliable option for anyone looking for an efficient and affordable solution for kitchen waste. Highly recommend it for its performance and value!

Our old InSinkErator lasted 10+ years...seems like our new InSinkErator will also go the distance.

Excellent so far, bought it as "Used like new". Didn't pay attention and bought it without power cord. Used an old computer power cable and cut the end off. Easy install and hook up. Compact unit is great for under sinks with limited room for P-Trap. Much quieter than old unit.

First off, the disposal that was installed when our home was built was the model 1-87. I couldn't find that exact model so I settled on the Badger 100 as it looked like a newer version of the 1-87. The original disposal came with the quick replacement ring, which made it all very simple.The Badger 100 is relatively quiet but I don't have much of a list of disposals to compare it to. It is quieter than the one that I had replaced.The installation was simple. Disconnect the power and put a bowl and/or towels under the sink to catch any water. Disconnect the existing drain and in my case, the dishwasher line. Twist off the old disposal. I had planned ahead and bought a replacement power cord but ended up not needing it due to the existing cord being perfectly fine. I disconnected the power cord from the old disposal and connected it to the new one before installing it. NOTE: I didn't see it documented but a YouTube video pointed out that the ribbed wire needed to be connected to the hot wire (white). I just matched up what the old one had to the new one. Line up the new disposal, give it a twist and before tightening it, make sure the connections all line up. Loosely make the connections. Using the tool in the box, tighten it down and lastly tighten the connections. Plug it in, run some water and run the disposal to check for leaks.Couldn't be happier with the ease of the installation and the fact that it only cost about $100.

Received this quickly and was able to replace my old one that was leaking with this new one in under 20 minutes from the time I got the box off the porch until I threw away the old one. Super easy installation if you are replacing it. If it is a new installation, it will take a bit longer to install the drain part. New one is a little quieter than the old broken one but that is expected.