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Lemon & Vinegar Mix: Use equal parts lemon juice and vinegar for a more citrusy version that works well with mildly clogged drains.
Salt & Baking Soda Boost: For more stubborn drains, add 1/2 cup of salt to your mix before the vinegar. The salt helps break down grease and oils.
Boiling Water Method: If you’re in a hurry, boiling water alone can clear minor clogs caused by grease buildup. Pour a kettle of hot water down the drain, followed by baking soda and vinegar.
FAQ:
How often should I clean my drains? Regular monthly cleaning using this method can help prevent clogs and keep pipes running smoothly.
Is this method safe for all pipes? Yes, this method is safe for most types of plumbing, including PVC and metal pipes. Avoid using it with pipes that are extremely fragile or prone to cracking.
Can I use this cleaner for all drains? It works well for kitchen, bathroom, and shower drains. However, hair clogs in shower drains may require a mechanical tool (like a drain snake) for removal.
By using these simple and natural ingredients, you can easily maintain your drains, avoid costly plumbing visits, and contribute to a greener, chemical-free household!
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