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This is in wikihow, that means it works, right?
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>>2973733
this is the recipe for washing your chicken before seasoning
use the powerful combination of bleach and ammonia for positive cleaning. allow the mixture to soak in your sink basin for a few hours prior for maximum effect
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>>2973733
This will only work if the clog is very near the drain and loose. If it's past the p-trap, it's not going to work.
If it is in the p-trap, you might as well just remove it and clean it by hand. This is a woman who doesn't want to get her hands dirty "fix".
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>>2973734
draino is not sulfuric acid, it's basically thickened bleach. it used to be a complex mixture of powder that you dumped down the drain. not sure if you can get powdered draino anymore.
sulfuric acid is very nasty stuff, I would not use it to clear a drain. it can stink you out of house and home. ask me how I know.
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>>2973835
You can make your own, or you could just get a massive tub of caustic soda and use it on its own.
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>>2973733
I don't get why normgroids are so fascinated by bubbles or fizzing and think neutralizing a base and acid and turning it into water somehow cleans anything.
I constantly see this in those "cleaning hack" videos and I seethe every time.
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As a service plumber I regularly run into 'we used draino a few times'
cool now your easy to remove hair clog is a melted mess of protein I can't grab on to
if you really want to not hire a plumber just buy a handcrank 50' snake for $30
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>>2976983
>protein I can't grab on to
Then that's not the clog. The clog is deeper and needed a longer snake drill thing.
Just use hot water and chemicals, a plunger, and then flush immediately with at least three buckets of water.
That snake drill thing is gross.
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>>2976985
>Then that's not the clog.
sure, but when you instigate a thick matt of protein the pile up in the drain it causes other things to get stuck and then you have a clog
it's a terrible problem solving decision
>Just use hot water and chemicals, a plunger, and then flush immediately with at least three buckets of water.
if drain ain't draining this isn't a thing
you have to mechanically break the blockage
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>>2973733
Of course. Has wikihow ever been wrong about anything?
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Boiling water and washing soda (much stronger than baking soda) works OK for some slow drains. Fizzing up baking soda and vinegar has never worked for me for anything people recommend it for (I forget - cleaning aluminum maybe?).
But anymore I just snake the drain even though it's a pain in the neck.