Kitchen unclogging

First, you can try pouring buckets of water down the drain. When you see a whirlpool forming in the water, it means the kitchen drain is no longer clogged.

Baking soda (also called cleaning salt) is a miracle drain cleaner. Flush the kitchen drain with baking soda and water, this allows you to loosen and dissolve dirt that remains stuck inside the drain, which can solve small clogs.

If you think your kitchen drain is clogged with grease residue, you can try dissolving the grease residue in the drain with dish soap. Fill a bucket with hot water and add a generous splash of dish soap to it. After this, slowly pour the mixture down the drain and let it take effect for a few hours.

Some minor blockages can be fixed by using a dishwasher tablet. Place the tablet in the kitchen drain and pour hot water on it. Let it soak overnight. The morning after, flush with one or two gallons of hot water. This way you can unclog small clogs in the kitchen.

Does the water in your kitchen drain still drain slowly? Then wait until there is no more water in your sink and put the mouth of your vacuum cleaner on the drain. With a vacuum cleaner, you can unclog your kitchen by vacuuming the drain, with any luck sucking the clog along with it.

Has your kitchen drain become clogged with limescale? If so, you can unclog your kitchen drain by flushing the drain with baking soda and vinegar. Pour the mixture slowly into the drain (because the mixture will fizz) and let it soak overnight. When the soaking time is over, flush the drain with water and see if the clog has dissolved.

Ploppers can cause wear and tear to the pipe. Therefore, always choose the above ways for kitchen unclogging first or call in a specialist.