(Which, let’s be honest, always wind up disappointing.) Plus, it’s dirt cheap, uses what you’ve already got lying around, and is totally non-toxic - so you can feel good about what you’re flushing out to sea. take the longest piece and clean it out, then you can either use it like that (heating the rock in the lowest part of the curve and toking thru the top of the bu. While it’s not perfect, it works about as well as a Drano or a Liquid Plummr. Answer (1 of 4): the two easiest ways is first to take a swirly lightbulb, wrap it with a towel and break it so you have a curved tube. In the long run, they will cause you more problems because theyll. Those harsh chemicals will eat away at your pipes over time.
Here weve used some beads, but goggly eyes or small circles of felt also work really well. TO MAKE: The ratio of borax to water is 3 tablespoons to 1 cup, so you can determine how much you need. Synthetic cleaners have sodium hydroxide or sulfuric acid in them. Glue on two eyes and a nose to make the face. Using craft glue, attach a twig to either side of the body of the snowman as arms. (If your drain is particularly troublesome, use a full cup of each.) The vinegar and baking soda will react like those model volcanoes from science class, so pour slowly but consistently.Īfter you’ve poured the last of your vinegar down the drain, let the froth sit and do its thing for about 5 minutes, then wash everything down with a medium-sized pan of boiling water from the stove. Make a cute pair of ear-muffs for your snowman by rolling up the ends of a pipe cleaner and bending it into a U-shape. But before heading out to reluctantly buy a bottle of horrible liquid drain opener, I did a little sleuthing for an effective, non-toxic alternative I could make myself.ĭump your baking soda down the clogged drain, then slowly chase it with the vinegar.
Between a long-haired Dachshund and my male pattern baldness, the drain in my shower has seen better days.
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