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Question: Where  are Waste King and Insinkerator products made?
Document: I have installed Waste King disposals in two houses over the past year. Overall, they are very good products, affordable and fairly quiet, especially compared with the InSinkerator brands offered at Lowes and Home Depot. The motors run at much higher rpms and the warranties are unrivaled. I would highly recommend a Waste King product.
The disposer was a breeze to intall, operates fairly quitely and seems to be a definite improvement over the Badger 1 it is replacing. After reading the various reviews on Amazon for Insinkerator products versus Waste King, I had to go with Waste King. Detailed instructions are available online from Waste King and I felt ready to install the disposer before I even received it. One thing worth mentioning, the grinding impellers do make kind of a thud when you turn the disposer on. This is very different from the Badger.
The Waste King 9940 we received in good time and in good working order. It installed hassle free and per instructions. Does exactly what we expected and seems well made. Will recommend.
Recently, our "Badger 5" 1/2hp waste disposer died after a prodigious 14 year run. I am told that this was a pretty long life. Anyway, it worked well for a long time. BUT, after doing research on disposers, the current Badger 5 is not universally acclaimed as a garbage wunderkind. However, the Waste King products were very well regarded.I ordered one from Amazon for $113 delivered.
Recently my son and his friend have gotten into making apple cider. All of the apple grinders out there are hand powered and labor intensive. I saw an idea for using a food disposal as an apple grinder so I picked up one of these Waste King disposers. I mounted it into a cutting board and made a stand for the unit and we started grinding apples.
Flipped it on, and it made such short work of the seeds and hard gristle, that I had to look in the flapper to make sure that it was actually gone...  Amazing, and it never even slowed down.. I have some high hopes for this one, as I am tired of changing out disposals every 2-3 years. I would not hesitate to recommend Waste King. And, Buy Plumbing ships fast!
After five years my other name brands case split and made a mess all over so I tried a Waste King 9940 Legend Series 3/4 HP Continuous Feed in hopes of a good unit. I have not been disappointed. I have had mine for two years and just bought one for my brother. It has tons of power and is quieter than other brands. Installation was easy too (20 min) and its not rocket science. Continuous feed means just that.
That doesnt matter much if the rest of the thing is well made. It just didnt give a great first impression.With all that being said, when I finally did turn it on, it seemed to be a much better unit than the Insinkerator I was replacing. It vibrates much less and is waaaay quieter.
Like a lot of reviewers posted here and elsewhere, I had to replace my Insinkerator Badger 5 after four years due to irreparable leakage at the bottom seal. After doing some research and reading a lot of reviews posted here, I decided to try the Waste King 9940. My first impressions is that it is indeed more powerful, lighter, more &#34;solid&#34; and much quieter than the Badger 5.
After 25 years of replacing broken disposals with InSinkErator, because &#34;that is what was there&#34; - I got to know a little about the construction industry, and realized that when a home is built, the contractor NEVER installs anything because it is the best or most reliable, but because it is the cheapest that works reasonably well -- if you're lucky. After losing the second unit in my 13 year old home, I read the reviews and went with the Waste King.
Answer: Made in the USA!