Clogged Drains

Cleaning Clogged Drains -To keep your drains unclogged from grease, pour a cup of salt water and a cup of soda into the drain followed by a pan of boiling water. The grease will usually dissolve immediately and open the drain. -Grind orange rinds or a half lemon in the disposal to remove unpleasant odors. -Never put celery or other stringy matter in the disposal. -If the disposal does not seem to want to turn on, shut-off the switch, and look at the bottom of the disposal for a reset button. -Never put your hand into the disposal without disconnecting the electricity to it.				Use the following to clean Clogged Drains				Hair clogs in Bathroom Drains Place a stainless steel sponge around the drain hole and tuck it into the drain a bit to help it stay in place. To clean, pull up the Stainless Steel Sponge, discard the hair and wash the sponge in the dishwasher.
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								Freshen Drain To freshen drain, pour 1/4 to 1/2 box of baking soda down the drain, add 1/2 cup of white vinegar. Cover drain tightly for a few minutes and flush with cold water.
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