Food Waste / Garbage Disposal
Food waste occurs when edible food is discarded which often happens during cooking or can even be due to overbuying, improper storage or expiration.
Garbage disposals are very convenient for several reasons:
- Convivence: It makes cleaning up after meals quicker by allowing you to easily dispose of minimal food scraps
- Reduces Trash: Using a garbage disposal helps reduce the amount of waste going into landfills, as organic food scraps are ground up and sent to sewage systems
- Prevents clogging: In some cases, using a garbage disposal helps keep drains clear by breaking down food particles before they can clog pipes
Just remember don’t add any grease or stringy food materials into your garbage disposal such as celery and potato skins. You want to keep your food waste going into your disposal at a minimum to keep everything flowing properly. Instead of putting all your food waste into the garbage disposal or the trash, put the majority of your big food waste into your waste bin for waste management or keep them to feed your animals!