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| InSinkErator 74031 Cover Control Evolution Household Food Waste Disposer, Gray | 
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| Brand: InSinkErator
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $440.00
Buy New: $224.24
You Save: $215.76 (49%)
New (13) from $224.24
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 3449
Color: Grey
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 23.6
Dimensions (in): 14 x 11 x 14
MPN: COVER CONTROL
Model: 74031
UPC: 050375006787
EAN: 0050375006787
ASIN: B000G83NXW
Release Date: September 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Features Magnetic CoverStart Activation which Ensures Covered Operation | | • | At Least 60% Quieter Than Standard Disposers | | • | Two Grind Stages Quickly Grind Difficult Foods | | • | Quick Lock Sink Mount Allows For Easy Installation and Replacement of any Disposer | | • | 7 Year In Home Warranty on Parts and Labor |
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Product Description
3/4 HP, Evolution Cover Control Garbage Disposer, Soundseal Plus, 60% Quieter Than Standard Disposer, Multi Grind, 2 Grind Stages Verse 1 In A Standard Disposer, 40 OZ Stainless Steel Grind Chamber, Stainless Steel Grind Components, Removable Quiet Collar Sink Baffle, Dura-Drive Induction Motor, 7 Year We Come To You In Home Parts & Labor Service Warranty.
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| Customer Reviews:
Expensive But Worth It August 3, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I'm impressed at the obvious build quality of the cover control model. It replaced an 18 year old Insinkerator cover control model that suddenly wouldn't turn off and became a shock hazard. This Evolution model snapped right into the old mount (real time-saver) and took about 2 hours to complete including minor plumbing changes. This is my 5th disposal install over the years and was the simplest. It's expensive, but cheaper at Amazon.com than some other online retailers I looked at.
Expensive, but still a good value March 11, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Our previous 3/4 hp In-Sink-Erator finally wore out after 20 years of service. We loved the cover-control on the old model, and I was shocked to find that it's such a rare feature. This high-end unit had it, and I wouldn't have been nearly as happy with wall-switch versions, which we've had in the past. The cover control means you never have to worry about you (or a guest) turning on the disposer when intending to turn on a light. No worries about using an electrical switch with wet hands. Kids are less likely to overload the unit by force-feeding, because the cover is in place when the unit is turned on.
I had never installed a sink disposer before, but I had installed our dishwasher and done similar tasks around the house. Instructions were clear, and I did the whole thing in a couple of hours replacing everything including the drain flange (included with the disposer).
This unit is whisper-quiet, and the 3/4 hp motor never breaks a sweat.
As I said in the title, this one's pretty expensive, but our previous one lasted 20 years and this one seems even sturdier.
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