baking soda
white vinegar
Guidelines:
Pour Baking Soda: To begin, fill the toilet bowl with approximately one cup of baking soda.
Add Vinegar: Fill the dish with one cup of white vinegar. The chemical reaction that results from the combination will induce fizzing and bubbles, which aid in clearing the obstruction.
Let It Sit: If the blockage doesn’t clear up straight away, let the mixture sit for at least one hour. You can leave it on stubborn clogs for an entire night.
Try flushing the toilet after you’ve waited. It’s possible that the obstruction will disappear with regular flushing.
3. Hanging Wire
Supplies Required:
A coat hanger made of wire
Guidelines:
Unwind the Hanger: Unwind a wire coat hanger such that the hook remains in place.
Protect the Toilet: To avoid scratching the porcelain, wrap the wire’s end with an old rag.
To use the hanger as a snake, place it into the toilet bowl and gently press it down into the drain. The hanger is padded. Take care not to mar the bowl’s surface. Push and poke the blockage until it comes loose so you may remove it with a flush.
In summary
Expert assistance or specialized equipment are not usually needed to clear a clogged toilet. Using supplies that most people already own, these three techniques offer simple, do-it-yourself solutions. You may quickly resolve this problem and get your toilet back in working order by using dish soap and hot water, a wire hanger, or a natural reaction from baking soda and vinegar.
