Unclogging | Drain With Baking Soda _verified_

There is nothing quite like the sinking feeling of stepping into the shower only to find the water pooling around your ankles. Or watching the kitchen sink fill up like a bathtub because last night’s pasta water finally did the drain in.

Here is the step-by-step guide to ditching the toxins and saving your plumbing. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base, while vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When you mix them, they react to produce carbon dioxide gas—those fun bubbles you watched in science class. In your drain, those bubbles agitate the sludge, scum, and hair. They physically break up the clog without melting your PVC pipes or killing the good bacteria in your septic tank. unclogging drain with baking soda

You probably have the solution in your pantry right now: There is nothing quite like the sinking feeling

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