Blocked Drain?
July 28, 2025
This Natural Fix Works a Treat
Before you grab a chemical cleaner, give this DIY option a go. It’s gentle on pipes, better for the planet, and way friendlier on the wallet.
Why Skip the Store-Bought Stuff?
Most commercial drain cleaners are packed with harsh chemicals that can:
- Erode your pipes over time
- Let off nasty fumes
- Be risky for kids and pets
This homemade method uses simple ingredients that are tough on grime—but kinder to your home.
What You’ll Need:
- ½ cup bicarb soda
- 1 cup white vinegar
- A full kettle of boiling water
- (Optional) A few drops of lemon or tea tree oil for a fresh scent
How To Do It:
- Tip the bicarb soda straight down the drain.
- Follow with the vinegar—watch it fizz! That’s the magic at work.
- Let it sit for 10–15 minutes to break down the build-up.
- Finish with boiling water to flush it all out.
Why It Works
The fizzing reaction breaks down grease, grime and gunk.
The boiling water clears the lot. Simple science, powerful results.
Pro Tip:
Make it a monthly habit to prevent clogs and keep drains smelling fresh as a daisy.
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The Wrap-Up:
This DIY method is:
- Budget-smart
- Non-toxic
- Surprisingly effective
Give it a go—you might never reach for the chemical stuff again.
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