Living Green - Baking soda for clogged drains.

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actually1. 1 cup of baking soda mix with warm warm2. followed by 1 cup of heating white vinegar ( microwave is fine) . Pour then down the drain.3. Wait 2 minutes.4. Then pour a quart or more of hot water.

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Sometimes we are forced to pour poisonous chemicals down

the drain (and eventually into the environment) when we

have a clog. But the next time your drain is plugged up,

before you reach for the poison try the safe and simple

Trick

 

* As an alternative to caustic soda for clearing blocked

drains, throw a cup of baking soda down the drain, followed

by a couple gallons of boiling water.

 

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From the group Everything Natural

 

 

Good morning,

 

Sometimes we are forced to pour poisonous chemicals down

the drain (and eventually into the environment) when we

have a clog. But the next time your drain is plugged up,

before you reach for the poison try the safe and simple

Trick

 

* As an alternative to caustic soda for clearing blocked

drains, throw a cup of baking soda down the drain, followed

by a couple gallons of boiling water.

 

Thanks for reading,

 

Your Living Green editor