InSinkErator QCB-AM Anti-Microbial Quiet Collar Sink Baffle For Garbage Disposal

Name: InSinkErator QCB-AM Anti-Microbial Quiet Collar Sink Baffle For Garbage Disposal
Brand: Insinkerator
SKU: 89997
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Product:	Kitchen Part & Accessories
	Kitchen Part & Accessories
Manufacturer:	Insinkerator
Style:	Parts
Room:	Kitchen
Mpn #	QCB-AM
Weight	1.00 lbs.

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Anonymous

Fits perfectly and works so much better than the old one. I shouldn’t have put off getting it.

Originally posted on PlumbersStock December 20, 2021

StruwwelPeter

Re: Quiet Collar Sink Baffle Had the Evolution Pro Compact for two years. Finally irritated enough in regards to the SINK BAFFLE. All complaints and problems described in previous reviews are valid. I also wish that I have kept my old one. Let us face it - cleaning left over food from dishes is no fun. I remove the baffle every day to make sure that no food items are stuck and nothing has accumulate on the little ledge where the baffle rests. There is one problem that is not connected with the disposal. No. 1 - all faucets are low flow (Govt. Regulation) No.2 - not enough water pressure to force the food particles down. - Engineers will tell you that in order to keep pipes clean you need a certain force of water pressure. Food items that used to go through the disposal are now put in a plastic bag and thrown away with the regular garbage. Can be stinky. The new baffle is poorly designed. Why? Probably a govt. regulation to keep us safe, because we are not smart enough to keep spoons, etc. from going down. With my old one I used a regular metal strainer to avoid this problem. But when I took it out I was able to flush the food down to the blades. With the newly designed baffle the strainer does not fit very well anymore. How I SOLVED my problem - I used scissors and removed sections of the rubber baffle. I am not quite there yet, but it is a little better and the baffle does not try to pull my kitchen gloves off anymore. Probably will perform some more "surgery". SUGGSTION: Make the old design available to customers who are responsible and cautious. Let the PEOPLE decide what they want and what works for them. I don't think that should be to hard and you might sell some more insinkerators. That is called customer service. Jerica, I saw you apologized everytime there was a negative comment. The Top people/management needs to look at this and make a decision. Thank you.