Drain naturally
Is your sink clogged up again? Instead of using toxic products to drain it, try a homemade baking soda and vinegar mixture instead. Today, challenge yourself to create a list of alternatives home solutions. That way, the next time your sink does back up, you’ll know just what to do. Here are some suggestions:
• Pouring 1/4 cup of baking soda down the clogged drain first, then follow with 2 ounces vinegar.
• Preventing clogs by using filters.
• Discarding of grease in the garbage.
A little baking soda in the dishwater helps keep the dishes sparkling clean.
Let the mixture set for a while (as long as possible), and then pour hot water down the drain.
cleaning your stainless steel sink with baking soda leaves it sparkling beautifully !
i odnt clean stuff but my parents do this and i like it because it also save you from buying the cleaner
baking soda and vinegar will clean your automatic coffee maker, make sure and run clear water through after the soda and vinegar application
cola in your toilet instead of cleaner
I’ve been useing this method for years now. I use it in the bathroom sinks and shower drains as well.
2 oz Vinegar with 22 oz water in a squirt bottle and you have our own general cleaner. I use it on counter tops, mirrors, and glass.
As a preventative once in a while, and when we have a clog, we use hydrogen peroxide down the drains. For a bad clog it can actually take up to 10 nights of doing one full bottle last thing at night, so maybe the baking soda/vinegar thing is better and cheaper, but the peroxide really does work. We always watch for drug store sales on the peroxide to stock up.
I sprinkle baking soda at the bottom of my trash can it helps keep odors away.
