Today I'm showing you how to unclog a drain...
...completely clogged for only 0.15 euro cents.
And I tell you how to do it without using expensive and harmful chemicals.
Just use baking soda and the powerful white vinegar to get the perfect result.
In my house, several drains were constantly clogged.
But thanks to these 2 magical products, I can assure you that I no longer encounter this kind of problem.
In addition, my methods make it possible to no longer have odors that repress.
Here is how to naturally unclog a drain easily and quickly. Watch:
- baking soda
- white vinegar
- soda crystals
- salt
1. Pour a glass of baking soda down the hole in the sink.
2. Add a glass of soda crystals if the siphon is completely clogged.
3. Add a glass of coarse salt and then a glass of white vinegar.
4. Be careful, our magic cocktail will foam!
5. Let it act for about thirty minutes.
6. Boil a pot of water.
7. Pour boiling water into the sink or sink.
There you go, with this natural trick, no more clogged siphon :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
Say goodbye to flow or drainage problems!
And it works even if the siphon is totally clogged and water stagnates.
In addition, this method works in all rooms of the house.
For showers, bathtubs, kitchen sinks and even toilets.
Your siphon is empty, clean, without your plumbing being attacked.
A sink that backs up is quite common.
It is often because of the impurities that stagnate in the siphon (hair, food, etc.).
Or because the pipes have not been used for a long time (for example when you go on vacation).
When you smell sewage, use this trick.
It is simple and terribly effective.
Just put 2 tablespoons of baking soda in the siphon and leave to act for a quarter of an hour.
Run hot water right after to get rid of bad odors for good.
If the smell is really strong, pour more baking soda (half a cup) and leave on overnight.
The advantage of bicarbonate is that it eliminates odors, but also prevents their arrival.
So even if it doesn't back up at home, apply this method at least once a month.
Finally, bicarbonate is also effective for septic tanks.
