A. As outlined in Sec. 422.16(B)(1), a flexible cord is permitted for an in-sink waste disposal unit if: (1) The flexible cord has a grounding‑type attachment plug. Exception: A listed in‑sink waste ...

A flexible cord is permitted for an in‑sink waste disposal if: (1) The flexible cord is at least 18 in. in length and no longer than 3 ft. (2) The receptacle is located to protect the flexible cord ...

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In America, waste (or garbage) disposal units connected to the sink are as common as microwaves in domestic kitchens, yet in Ireland they are still a rarity. This is primarily due to many local county ...

Tossing food in the kitchen garbage is undesirable for two very good reasons. Besides inviting pests into your home for an all-you-can-eat buffet, rotting food creates a bad odor that can permeate ...

Next, Heath says, “Slide a slip nut and washer onto the waste pipe and connect the curved section of pipe by hand-tightening the nut.” He adds, “Align the other end of the curved pipe with the main ...