Multi-stage grinding - Multi-stage grinding allows for different operation speeds, to more effectively grind up different kinds of food - for instance, it will require a different setting to dispose of piece of meat than it will for a carrot. Baffle - A baffle is fit into the neck of the disposal to help keep non-grindable items from falling in and interfering with the disposal, as well as to prevent waste from flying out of the disposal hopper while the shredder ring and impellers are moving. Auto-reverse mode - When the shredding ring mechanism detects a jam, auto-reverse mode settings allow the disposal to switch the direction the blades are moving in order to dislodge the problem without interrupting operation. They’re safer than the traditional light switch because wet hands and fingers stay away from electricity. Air pressure switch - Rather than flip an electrical switch mounted behind the sink, air pressure or sink-top switches can be installed on the counter top, on the wall, or along the lower cabinetry to be in easy reach. The food debris is kept contained in the garbage disposal hopper, providing a cleaner kitchen. The only way to use them is to close the stopper over the drain, protecting fingers, hands, and paws from the hidden shredder ring and impellers tucked inside. There are no activation switches for these disposals. If you have a household with fearless handymen, curious kids, or adventurous pets, the batch feed is the way to go, just for the safety features alone. Most batch feed garbage disposals will require an electrical cord and an outlet near or under the sink in order to install, so always be sure the electric cord is included in your purchase. 
Because a larger amount of food is dealt with at once, the blades are more effective at grinding and moving the waste around the disposal hopper.
The larger size required for batch feed disposers often means the motor is better insulated and offers quieter operation.
It will grind up everything in the chamber all at once, only while the stopper is closed, keeping the ground up waste from flying. Pressing down firmly will activate the motor and set it to work. To use the batch feed disposal, add the food waste and water, and then close the provided magnetic stopper. The batch feed disposer is a hearty workhorse that can handle a lot of food scraps at once, though it might not be as common to find in most homes.
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