If you are dealing with a particularly stubborn, greasy clog, add to the baking soda before adding the vinegar. Salt is abrasive and acts as a scrubbing agent, helping to scour the inside of the pipes as the reaction moves through.
This method works best for caused by grease, soap scum, hair, and food particles. It won’t work miracles on a completely blocked drain (standing water that doesn’t move for hours), but it’s perfect for slow drainage or as a monthly maintenance treatment.
Using baking soda to unclog drains has several benefits:
If you are dealing with a particularly stubborn, greasy clog, add to the baking soda before adding the vinegar. Salt is abrasive and acts as a scrubbing agent, helping to scour the inside of the pipes as the reaction moves through.
This method works best for caused by grease, soap scum, hair, and food particles. It won’t work miracles on a completely blocked drain (standing water that doesn’t move for hours), but it’s perfect for slow drainage or as a monthly maintenance treatment.
Using baking soda to unclog drains has several benefits:
