To keep drains smelling fresh and running freely, do this baking soda flush once a month. It’s cheaper, safer for kids and pets, and much kinder to your pipes than the toxic stuff.
Boil a full kettle of water (or about 2 quarts). Carefully pour the hot water directly down the drain. This washes away the now-loosened gunk and the salt byproduct (the result of the chemical reaction). baking soda clean drain
You don't need a science degree or a hefty plumber’s bill to fight a stinky sink. Open your cupboard, grab the orange box, and let the fizz do the dirty work. Pro tip for posting: Include a photo of the baking soda/vinegar fizzing in the drain. People love watching that chemical reaction! To keep drains smelling fresh and running freely,