A slow-draining sink or a mysterious odor wafting from the kitchen pipes is a common household nuisance. Before you call a plumber or reach for harsh, expensive chemical drain cleaners, look no further than your pantry.
Excellent for deodorizing and clearing soft clogs (soap scum, light grease, food particles). Less effective on solid hair clogs.
Baking soda and vinegar are excellent for maintenance and minor clogs caused by soap scum, grease, or soft organic matter. However, they cannot fix everything. You should call a plumber if:
