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1- Combine one cup of baking soda with half a cup of salt.
2- Pour the liquid down the drain and leave it there for a few hours or overnight.
3- Rinse thoroughly with hot water.
Heating Water:
From time to time, pour hot water down the drain to get rid of small blockages.
Hose that can bend easily.
Be cautious when using a bendable tube to remove tough blockages.
Key Safety Measures:
1- Don’t use too many strong chemicals.
2- Do not put sharp or spring-loaded items into drains to prevent harm.
When should you contact a professional?
If home remedies don’t help or the blockage continues.
If you notice bad smells that won’t go away or if the water pressure is low.
3- Get in touch with a plumber to check everything and find a professional fix.
It’s important to keep drains clean to make sure plumbing works well and to avoid clogs and unpleasant smells. While natural solutions can be useful, there are times when it’s best to call a professional plumber for help.
