What does FWD mean in WASTE MANAGMENT

FWDs offer many benefits including reducing the amount of organic waste sent to landfills, saving money on garbage collection fees and improving water quality by preventing food particles from entering local waterways. Additionally, FWDs can reduce drain clogs, resulting in fewer maintenance costs for your plumbing system.

A FWD consists of a hopper where you place food scraps and a motorized grinder blade inside the hopper which crushes and grinds the scraps into small pieces. The ground up material then moves through the piping system of your sink's drainage network until it reaches its final destination — either a municipal wastewater treatment facility or septic tank.

No, most FWDs are easy to install as they come with detailed instructions and require only basic plumbing skills. It's important to note though that if you're unsure about installation it's best to seek help from a professional plumber.

You should clean your FWD each time you use it for grinding up food waste as this will help keep it running efficiently and prevent any bad odors from forming within the unit. Additionally, you should flush cold water through your disposer for several seconds after each use as this will help clear away any remaining bits of food that may still be in the unit's grind chamber.

Yes, using an FWD can significantly reduce your monthly garbage collection bills as less household waste needs to be removed from your home each week as much of it is being taken care of by the disposer itself. This could result in considerable savings over time!