Why does it work?
Salt dissolves fat and helps to de-clog the walls of the pipes, while the hot water carries with the accumulated residue.
An even more powerful alternative
If your pipeline is already well soiled, here is a very effective variant:
Add white vinegar:
Methodology
- Mix 100 g of coarse salt with 200 ml of white vinegar and 1 litre of hot water.
- Pour into the pipe and leave to act for 30 minutes.
- Rinse with boiling water.
The vinegar will dissolve the deposits of limestone and grease, while the salt rubs and cleans the inner walls of the pipes.
Why adopt this method?
- Safe for pipes: Unlike chemical openers, salt and vinegar do not damage pipes.
- ÉcologiqueEcological: No pollution for water and fewer toxic products in your home.
- ÉconomiqueEconomic: Only a few cents for effective and regular maintenance.
- Avoiding unpleasant odours: Preventive maintenance prevents residues from stagnating and unpleasant odours.
Prevention: adopt the right reflexes
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- Avoid pouring fats and food left into the sink.
- Install a small grid to retain the residue.
- Rinse your pipes regularly with hot water.
With these simple and natural tricks, say goodbye to the plugs and enjoy clean pipes effortlessly.
Have you ever tried this method? Share your experience with your comment.