A proven home tip that prevents pipes from clogging.
Forget chemistry!
When your bathtub, sink, or sink is clogged, proven home tips will help.
Dishwasher tablets
Dissolve the tablet again in a pot of boiling water and leave it to dissolve for about half an hour.
Then pour the solution down the drain.
Leave to act then simply rinse with water.
Old classic – 1 spoon of soda and a glass of vinegar
Approach:
Take 1 to 2 tablespoons of baking soda and pour it down the drain you want to clean.
Now pour the soda with a glass of vinegar.
A chemical reaction will occur immediately and the lye will begin to foam, which is perfectly normal.
Finally, pour another kettle full of boiling water down the drain.
First pour in some of the water from the kettle, let it foam and drain, then pour the rest of the boiling water down the drain.
Bubbles will come out of the drain, a sign that it is freeing.
It’s done, when the last boiling water is used up, close the tap.
The drain should now flow perfectly.
1 spoon in the sink and it won’t clog anymore
An inexpensive and effective way to prevent blocked pipe problems and help even when water is not flowing properly.
We need:
1 tablespoon of table salt for each drain (also for toilets)
boiling water
Approach:
The procedure is very simple, and thanks to regular application, you will not have the slightest odor problem even with a clogged sink, bathtub, shower or toilet.
Simply pour a spoonful of salt down the drain (toilet) and fill it with boiling water.
How to get rid of pipe odors (tip from Mrs. Majka)!
Since the chemistry literally ate my tub in the shower, I no longer use it and try to avoid it as much as possible.
When we have a shower odor problem in the apartment, I use this proven product.
In the evening, I pour 2 packets. baking powder down the drain overnight, in the morning I simply rinse it with a strong stream of water.
I have peace even for two weeks – and the neighbor on the same floor complains about the smell every day.
I particularly recommend it to those who live on the upper floors of a building .
With the help of baking powder, I also came up with the perfect homemade drain cleaner.
It’s great and works quickly and reliably.
He hasn’t let me down yet. Before pouring it down the drain, I remove as much hair and dirt from the surface as possible.