
No, not with any model.
It's fat: it goes in the food waste bin.
- 460 SR: not suitable
- 550 EC: not suitable
- 550 SR: not suitable
- 700 EC: not suitable
- 700 SR: not suitable
- 750 EC: not suitable
- 750 SR: not suitable
- 1000 EC: not suitable
- 1000 SR: not suitable
- LC 50: not suitable
suitablecrossed out: not suitable
Cold water, a little at a time, mixed loads.Food scraps only. Never fats or oils, never anything that isn't food.
How it behaves in the disposer
Cured meat fat, lard, rind: the disposer is not the problem, because the fat sets further along, where nobody can see it. It would never reach fine particles in the chamber: it would sit in the trap, or further along where the pipe narrows. Lard, rind and ham fat are rubbery and full of fat: they do not grind well and the fat stays in the pipes. It's fat: it goes in the food waste bin. The right route is the food waste bin, with the rest of the kitchen scraps.