Prevention is Always Better then Cure[]
When you stop the slipping of foreign objects, debris and hairs in your drains, you will not be dealing with a great deal of odor and clog issues. You can put strainer or screener in every drain to prevent some things to slip down into the pipe. You can tell your family about this habit so they can practice this by themselves.
Drain and Drain Pipe Protection[]
Your drain and drain pipe must be protected from any residue. You can pour your drain with very hot water. Perform this once every day in your kitchen drain that is frequently used and less frequently in drains that you don’t use all the time. You can also use a mixture of distilled vinegar, baking soda and hot water to treat your drain. You can pour this mixture to it and let it stay there for about thirty minutes then wash it. It is advisable that you pull out the drain stoppers and clean them using hot soapy water and brush. When the weather is very cold, you can let a drip of water to run down your drain constantly. When you have a blocked drain in bradford and drain pipes or close to an exterior wall, they will be protected from freezing and they can flow freely.
The Use of Plunger[]
A plunger can be used when your drain has slow water flow. You can run two to three inches of water into your sink and put the rubber cup of the plunger at the center of the drain. Hold the handle firmly and directly press down so that you can make suction. Lift and press it again about 5 to 6 times to allow the clogs to be forced to pass through the drain pipes. When the drain is still slow, you can use drain cleaner and pour it to the drain. Allow this to sit for 6 to 8 hours. If you are dealing with tough clogs, you can utilize a metal wire that you can drive through the drain to the pipes in a rotational motion.