Maintain razor-sharp blades: To keep the blades sharp and clean, run ice cubes down the disposal every two weeks. Then about once a month, freeze vinegar into cubes and run the vinegar cubes through the disposal unit to reduce rust build-up.

Food only! Take care to ensure only food enters into the garbage disposal. Whenever things like flatware, bottle covers and some other smaller dishes get in there, they may induce major harm.

Vigilant maintenance: Bleach and some other harmful chemical elements can eat away at the blades and the lines. To rid your trash disposal of foul smells, run citrus peels, for example, lemon or lime and orange through the disposal.

Don't use the dishwasher: Avoid running the dishwasher and the trash disposal unit simultaneously. Dishwashers and in-sink garbage disposals share the drain so cycling them together can cause stuff from the garbage disposal to become sprayed into the dishwasher. https://www.townofpierson.org/

Precautionary routine maintenance is the best way to broaden longevity and ascertain peak productivity. Garbage disposal maintenance will eliminate foul odors, develop efficiency and help make the equipment perform better. If problems arise, then call (386) 200-9859 to schedule service by a licensed garbage disposal repair specialist with Allens Appliance Service.

Contact:

Allens Appliance Service

800 Buford Ave; Orange City, FL 32763

(386) 668-5441

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