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For stubborn clogs, try this boosted version:
First, pour 1/4 cup of salt into the drain before adding baking soda.
Follow with the vinegar and then boiling water as described above.
If still blocked, a plunger or plumbing snake may be used carefully after the treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How often should I use this method?
A: Once a month is ideal for maintenance; as needed for active clogs.
Q: Is this safe for all types of plumbing?
A: Yes, this natural method is safe for most modern pipes, including PVC and metal. Avoid using it right after chemical drain cleaners.
Q: Can I use apple cider vinegar instead of white vinegar?
A: Technically yes, but white vinegar is preferred due to its higher acidity and lower cost.
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