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Unclogging the sink, whether in the bathroom or kitchen, is a common nightmare! Dirt builds up in the drain and pipes, forming a thick clog that blocks the flow of water.
Do not use chemical solutions that corrode your pipes! Don’t waste your money by spending twice as much to buy them first and have a plumber fix the damage later!
Even becoming a handyman, putting your hand under the sink with keys, screwdrivers and pliers, cannot be considered a winning solution, there is no need to dismantle or open the pipes! And don’t worry, you won’t need suction cups. In short, we are going to reveal to you a truly infallible method to overcome the problem, without getting involved, without even having to face the horrible spectacle of dirt rising to the surface…
A natural chemical solution which, by reacting gently but effectively , will ensure that your blockages are released and eliminated in an instant … Curious? Let’s get started!
6 things you should NEVER throw down the sink!
First of all, it is worth remembering what should NEVER be thrown down the sink, even accidentally:
Coffee grounds: Although it is commonly believed that they can clean drains, they actually cause serious problems because they compact and form a solid clog.
Eggshells : Fragments eventually stick to other fragments, forming tangles that are difficult to remove with running water.
Apple core: Fruit stems and plant filaments, although biodegradable, do not slide down pipes, but accumulate in terrible clumps.
Animal and vegetable fats: leftovers of chicken, pork, rabbit, fat and nerves solidify, preventing the passage of water. Cheese, frying oil and leftover grease are major pollutants and harmful to the health of fish and the waters in which they end up at the end of the ascent.
Flour : does not dissolve in liquids, on the contrary, it thickens inexorably, forming stubborn obstructions.
Hair and Hair : Even shaving your hair, and not just your hair, is dangerous because it gets tangled in thicker and thicker tangles.
Unblocking the sink: the foolproof solution.
Here’s what to do if, despite your best efforts, your sink is clogged.
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