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Very Quiet
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Date: September 27, 2009
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"This product is very quiet compared to my old builder grade model from the same manufacturer.It isn't the highest end model but it is just right for my needs.
I agree with one of the other reviewers in that when grinding food, there is about as much noise as any old disposal; however, the counter vibrations are pretty much non-existent. It's a keeper."
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A Good Solid Purchase
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Date: August 21, 2008
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"Purchased a InSinkErator Compact Evolution Series because of limited undersink space in a manufactured home. It was very easy to install. I found the disposal to be quiet and powerful for a compact. I especially like the fact that the quiet collar sink baffle lifts right out so that you can more easily flush larger amounts of food into the disposal (make sure you put baffle back in before turning the disposal on) and lends for easy replacement. Overall I am very pleased with Faucets Direct price, their customer support, their service and with my purchase."
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Almost Too Quiet
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Date: March 17, 2008
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"This model runs more quietly than my last model (a low-end Insinkerator) - not completely silent, but one time I left it on by mistake after turning off the water and didn't notice it was still on until I could 'smell' the motor running (that kind of electrical/metal smell)
To be clear - the garbage disposal doesn't make much noise at all when it's not "chewing" anything, but if you put food scraps and water down it, it does make a reasonable amount of noise, not unlike a regular disposal - don't expect "silent" grinding. However there are very minimal vibrations, which is beneficial because I have mine installed in a composite material sink (Swanstone KSLS-3322 - purchased at FaucetDirect.com) and the vibrations can cause damage over long term use.
I haven't had a problem running any food through it - have put celery, eggshells, a whole kiwi, half lemon, various other veggie scraps through it - not tried anything like artichoke leaves or potato peels"
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