How To Clean A Smelly Garbage Disposal-2 Step Process!

Learn how to clean a smelly garbage disposal with ordinary household items.. This video will show you how to get rid of that nasty sewage smell from a garbage disposal. Make sure your disposal operates properly first, meaning that the disposal runs and drains well, then use this 2-step process to get rid of the smell.

[billr]

For decades, I would scrub and use the baking/soda mix in my disposal. I did the ice method twice and it was perfectly clean!! Thank you

[KarleenRogers]

Wow, I finally got rid of my smelly garbage disposal and it was so easy! Thank you!

[susanstahl]

The ice immediately jammed the garbage disposal. I got it running and it started spewing brown gunk and turned ice to slush. I had to let it all melt and then it ran clear. Thank you!! I look forward to no more odor.

[SpacemanSpliff]

Do you just start filming as soon as things start breaking around your house?

[orlanca]

Does the rubber part comes off easily or is it better just buying a new rubber part

[rpgiuliani]

What do the equipment manufacturers say

[alloverdaplace]

I need help with mine please. My garbage disposal is so dirty inside that I can't even see the metal color anymore it's brown with gunk every where. The prior tennants were apparently gross. Anyway how is there a way to clean the inside BUT with a jam. So it disposal is not working at the moment. Thank you

[brandymoore]

How do you pull the rubber thingamajig out?

[willacunningham]

My problem is food sticking to the underside of the rubber retainer, can't figure out how this happens.

[SarahD]

I just did it and now my garbage disposal won’t work and it’s been working fine.

[SarahD]

I did it exactly the same way and now my disposal won’t turn on. ???

[ildikozsiga]

How can clean the rubber, it’s built in!!

[derekkchung]

Little pieces in area that water can't reach? Where?

[aunabreslingaming]

you don't use hot water _With_ the ice.. as it ...melts it ... add ice, salt, dish detergent, baking soda whatever detergens or abrasive media you want along with the ice... than once it's foamy and caked (and if it's really slimy and grungy, scrub it with a dish brush or whatever) but just simply throwing ice in it than running HOT water literally won't do anything in most cases, you have to time it better (you melted the ice too fast)