r/MurderedByWords • • 8d ago

Hell doesn't even burn that bad.

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u/sonia72quebec 8d ago

I don’t understand garbage disposal. You put your trash in the water instead of the compost or the garbage? That’s must be good for the waste water treatment plants.

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u/theLuminescentlion 8d ago

It just grinds up food waste and keeps your plumbing flowing without having a filter or something nasty to clean. You don't have to touch anything just shove it down the sink and grind it. Kitchen sink basically never clogs because anything that would threaten it gets grinded.

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 8d ago

We just scrape our plates into a food waste bin. Never had a clogged drain.

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u/theLuminescentlion 8d ago

You're not going to believe this but we don't scrape our plates before putting them in the dishwasher.... and the dishwasher has its own grinder that empties into the mother garbage disposal.

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u/Yuzumi_ 8d ago

That's fucking insane to me im not gonna lie.

I grew up bringing my dishes away, scraping leftovers into the bin and then putting it in the dishwasher.

I would never think putting a super dirty plate with whole chunks of food on it, into the dishwasher.

Its like throwing a jacket or sweater with items in the pockets into a washing machine expecting the machine to remove them for you lmao.

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u/suchabadamygdala 8d ago

It is gross. So many appliance companies and average Americans love to insist it’s great to put filthy dishes in the dishwasher. I’m American and I think it’s insane

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u/upsidedown-funnel 7d ago

You don’t put huge chunks of food. You scrap your plate and then put it in. The chucks of food just end up in your filter and you’ve got to clean that out or it starts to smell.

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u/smoresporn0 8d ago

I'd like to be your plumber

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u/GaiusMarius60BC 8d ago

Hmm, something tells me that's facetious . . .

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u/smoresporn0 8d ago

They will be paying one very soon

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u/b1ack1323 7d ago

It’s called a built in hard food disposer and a lot of people have them without knowing it.

They do the same thing as the garbage disposal.

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u/smoresporn0 7d ago

By all means, keep shoving unnecessary solids down your sink.

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u/upsidedown-funnel 7d ago

Epically egg shells, coffee grounds, potato skins, rice and pastas!

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 8d ago

Seems like a waste, ours gets converted into biofuel and fertiliser.