- Is 1/3 HP enough for a family kitchen?
- For a small household that scrapes plates and grinds soft scraps, yes. For frequent bones, fibrous peels or heavy cooking, a 1/2 HP or 3/4 HP unit grinds faster and jams less.
- Does it come with a power cord?
- Yes. The power cord is attached, so you do not need a separate cord kit. You still need a switched outlet under the sink.
- What is the difference between continuous feed and batch feed?
- Continuous feed lets you add scraps while the disposer runs. Batch feed runs only with the stopper locked in place, which is safer but slower to load.
- Will it fit my existing sink flange?
- It uses a standard 3-bolt mounting assembly, so it typically replaces a disposer of the same mount type. Check your current mount before buying.
- How does it compare with GE's larger models?
- GE's 1/2 HP and 3/4 HP models grind tougher scraps with fewer jams. This 1/3 HP model is the lightest-duty option and the simplest.
- What can I put down it?
- Soft food scraps, small bones and ice are fine. Avoid grease, fibrous peels, coffee grounds in bulk and large bones.
- Where is the GE 1/3 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposer with Power Cord GFC325N cheapest?
- At Homeowners, for $157.76, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the GE 1/3 HP Continuous Feed Garbage Disposer with Power Cord GFC325N?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Homeowners, Varouj.com.