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Another suggestion another person had actually provided me that I neglected to ask the plumber around is to take a canister of salt every month and flush it down your toilet. They told me it would keep tree roots from growing toward your pipes. So considering that I have trees in my yard I salt the toilet once a month too.
One day last week my kitchen area sink got blocked, while annoying I didn't believe it was going to be a big deal.
I just got the Liquid Plumber I had bought for just such an event, and after that presto. Nothing.
So we head off to Wal-Mart, my daughter in her jammies since she was just about to go to bed. I located the Draino, my little girl recommended to get two just in case as well as after the Fluid Plumber had not functioned I though maybe I better.
Tried it and it didn't work, so after that I determined to allow it actually have some time to work over night. Still in the early morning a clog.
So I call a plumber and he had the clog fixed quickly, and he gave me a bit of guidance that I am going to be using now.
He told me once a week to fill out both my sinks and afterwards allow the water out on both at the same time. He stated the whirlwind action of the water would continue all the way through my pipelines and also keep me from having a clog.
He stated as long as you don't place a great deal of oil down your drainpipe you should never have a clog.
So I believed I would share this idea with every one of you. I figure it does not set you back anything and also takes less than 5 mins so why not.

 

Easy Ways to Keep Your Kitchen Drain Clean and Unclogged

 

Clogs are one of the main reasons people have to call a plumber. There are few things more frustrating than a clogged drain. Clogs always seem to happen at the worst possible times and are frustrating to deal with - especially if you can’t resolve it without a service call. Depending on the extent of the clog and the damage that may have occurred from a prolonged backup, a clogged drain can quickly become an expensive repair.

Drains tend to be “out of sight, out of mind” until there’s a problem. Like most things in your home, preventive maintenance is key to keeping your plumbing system in working order. Good habits and regular maintenance can help prevent clogs and save you money.

 

Preventing Drain Clogs

 

Not surprisingly, the best way to prevent slow or clogged kitchen drains is to be careful about what goes down them. Cooking grease, coffee grounds, food scraps and excessive soap scum are four of the biggest culprits when it comes to kitchen clogs.

 

Use a Mesh Drain Strainer

 

An easy and inexpensive way to prevent clogs is to use a mesh drain strainer or basket. Non-liquids will sit in the trap rather than flowing down the drain. You then simply remove the trap and toss the solids in your trash can. Drain traps are simple, inexpensive and easy to find in any hardware or home improvement store.

 

Eliminate Grease

 

Never pour cooking oils or other types of grease into your kitchen drains. Oil and grease bond with other solids and over time can create giant clogs. Collect cooking grease in a can or glass jar and put it in your trash can.

 

Don’t Flush Food Scraps Down Your Kitchen Sink

 

One of the best ways to keep your kitchen drain clean and free from clogs is to simply limit what goes down them.You can avoid many kitchen clogs by thoroughly scraping food scraps into your trash can before rinsing dishes.

 

Use Your Garbage Disposal Properly

 

Since a clogged garbage disposal can quickly become a huge mess, it’s important for all household members to understand what should and should not be put in a disposal.

 

 

Since a clogged garbage disposal can quickly become a huge mess, it’s important for all household members to understand what should and should not be put in a disposal.

 

After each use, run some hot water down the drain to help any small food particles run down the drain and prevent clogs from forming. If you experience frequent clogs, at least once a week pour very hot water down the drain to help prevent buildup in pipes

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