There's a Monster in my Sink

Our disposer finally died, and I'm amazed it held in there this long knowing how we abuse it. We cook

roughly 19 meals a week, and it inevitably gets to chew through most of the scraps. After the recent challenge of enduring 10 days without a functioning dish washer, I quickly realized the pain of that experience was soon to be eclipsed if I didn't act decisively. Faced with cheap disposer options mostly ranging from crummy to inadequate, I did a little research and soon found the perfect new little monster for our sink.

InSinkErator's Evolution Excel model is worth every penny, for roughly $100 more than the retail price of mediocre disposal that will inevitably jam and people outside can hear, I hold no buyer's remorse from procuring this quiet and vicious little beast.

I've put it through it's paces a bit so far, and then threw a lemon down it to keep it smelling

pretty - eviscerated in about 2 seconds. On another front, after almost too much research we replaced the dishwasher with a Bosche. It's true the plastics may be a little wet since there's not a dedicated heating element, but this Bosche gets plenty hot to dry and sanitize everything.

It is whisper quiet and cleans far better than the last two GE models we owned, plus Good Housekeeping's seal approval doubles the warranty.
Bosche also dominates the dishwasher category from Good Housekeeping's renowned product testers.