Everbilt 1/2 HP Standard Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal with Stainless Steel Sink Flange and Attached Power Cord Hardwood Boards per pack Package Quantity 6 Item Weight:282.70
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Everbilt 1 2 HP Standard Continuous Feed Garbage Disposal with Stainless Steel Sink Flange and Attached Power Cord Hardwood Boards per pack Package Quantity 6 Item Weight:282.70 per pack Package Quantity 6 Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outdoor Water Protection Water Resistant Features Salt Resistant the 3 mm thick tiles can be installed over many wall surfaces Features a 29 oz 4 Included Accessories Power Cord Included Power Cord Flange Color Stainless Steel Voltage (volts) 120 Grinding Speed (RPM) 2600 Disposal Feed Continuous Feed Kitchen Product Type Disposal Horsepower (hp) 1 2 hp Returnable 180 Day Grind chamber capacity (oz
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