drw158
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I just installed a new sink, faucet, plumbing, flanges, strainers, disposal, the works. First time ever doing something like that, and I've made some mistakes.
After I installed the disposal I realized that the flange was not seated in the sink hole entirely flat. As a result, the disposal tilts slightly so that the water runs downhill and points downward. I might redo it, but I used silicone caulk to seal it and it would be a mess trying to remove it.
Is there a problem leaving it like this? I'm not concerned about leaks. I'm just worried that the disposal would be off balance or it might vibrate more or something like that.
After I installed the disposal I realized that the flange was not seated in the sink hole entirely flat. As a result, the disposal tilts slightly so that the water runs downhill and points downward. I might redo it, but I used silicone caulk to seal it and it would be a mess trying to remove it.
Is there a problem leaving it like this? I'm not concerned about leaks. I'm just worried that the disposal would be off balance or it might vibrate more or something like that.
