I've read the disposal posts, and I think I've narrowed my choice down to ISE Evolution XTR or ISE Septic Assist.
The septic assist has a solution called bio-charge that's supposed to break down fats, grease, protein and starches. I've always been taught that fats and grease just shouldn't go down the drain, so is this a valuable feature?
Also, with a septic tank and room to compost, does it make more sense to compost than use the disposer? It seems to make sense that using a disposer could promote the growth of the biologicals in the septic tank, but will it increase the frequency of needed cleanouts?
And wouldn't grinding a chicken or turkey carcass introduce too much fat into system?
John, you mentioned putting the absorbent mats that come with meat down the disposal. That seems like it would be a definite no in a septic system. Thoughts?
Many thanks,
Sarah
The septic assist has a solution called bio-charge that's supposed to break down fats, grease, protein and starches. I've always been taught that fats and grease just shouldn't go down the drain, so is this a valuable feature?
Also, with a septic tank and room to compost, does it make more sense to compost than use the disposer? It seems to make sense that using a disposer could promote the growth of the biologicals in the septic tank, but will it increase the frequency of needed cleanouts?
And wouldn't grinding a chicken or turkey carcass introduce too much fat into system?
John, you mentioned putting the absorbent mats that come with meat down the disposal. That seems like it would be a definite no in a septic system. Thoughts?
Many thanks,
Sarah