So today I figured I'd spread the word and share with you this easy peasy declogger/drain cleaner recipe I found a couple of years ago and what I use in my house bi-monthly. Even if I don't have a clog I try and use this every once in a while just to clear things in our drains. And you know what, I haven't had to rush to the store to buy Drano and have saved a few bucks in my pocket. Anything helps!
DIY: Homemade Drain Cleaner/Declogger
Source: Adapted from Food.com
Ingrediants:
1/4 Cup Baking Soda
1/2 Cup Vinegar
Directions:
Pour your baking soda in your sink/tub/drain first.
Next pour in your vinegar. Let it sit for a few minutes before pouring hot water down the sink.
Drains should be good to go!
~LaQuita
I have used this and it works like a charm...
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Thanks for sharing! I love using vinegar, baking soda and water for much of my cleaning. Definitely MUST HAVES at home.
ReplyDeleteWe have this dumb plumbing system that's attached to the neighbors so they clog often! This is so good to know thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat?! Im so going to try this thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe! My kids love the sound it makes when the vinegar makes contact with the baking soda - DD says it sounds like a volcano is going to erupt! LOL Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou have NO idea how much I will have to use this! My drains thank you!!
ReplyDeleteMy tub drain is clogged because I wash my dog in it...it needs this! I've tried this before and it didn't work too well..but I will give it another go!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tip - I have been noticing my kitchen sink isn't draining like it should, I will be giving this a try!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I already have those things in my house! You just saved my a trip to the store. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWorked perfect in my kitchen drain. Thanks so much!!!
ReplyDeleteI know that drain cleaning mississauga is a must! I am not sure why they get so dirty but I have used this method for years!
ReplyDeleteGreat post...thanks for the reminder to blog about the everyday things that people want to read. As a real estate agent, I too struggle with what to blog about. Thanks!
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Like you, I've been looking for a DIY drain cleaner and declogger too! Aside from your mentioned baking soda and vinegar mixture, you can also try pouring hot water with salt to your drains at least once a week to prevent any accumulation of dirt that might block the drains.
ReplyDelete-Darryl Iorio