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Can It Go Down the Disposal?
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The Full Disposal List
Everything in the tool, laid out for quick scanning. Keep the “no” items out of your disposal to avoid jams, clogs, and the smell of a disposal that needs cleaning.
| Food | Disposal? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Grease | No | Solidifies in pipes and causes clogs. |
| Coffee grounds | No | Pack like sediment and settle in the line. |
| Eggshells | No | Membrane wraps the grinder; grit clings to pipes. |
| Potato peels | No | Turn to starchy paste that clogs blades and drain. |
| Celery | No | Fibrous strings wrap and jam the grinding ring. |
| Onion skins | No | Tough skins clog instead of grinding down. |
| Banana peels | No | Stringy fibers tangle in the impellers. |
| Pasta | No | Expands with water and turns to paste. |
| Rice | No | Expands and swells, clogging the trap. |
| Bones | No | Too hard — can jam or crack the impellers. |
| Fruit pits | No | Too hard for the grinder; can jam the motor. |
| Corn husks | No | Fibrous strings wrap the motor shaft. |
| Citrus peels | Yes — in moderation | Small amounts clean and freshen the chamber. |
| Small soft food scraps | Yes — in moderation | Grind fine with cold running water. |
| Ice cubes | Yes — in moderation | Help knock debris loose and clean the blades. |
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