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Stuart G

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6. Thank You for the "baking soda idea" or the Bill Nye technique.

Reply to htuttle (Reply #2)

Tue May 14, 2019, 12:14 PM

May 2019

Now, I know baking soda is very very cheap. Vinegar is also cheap. You got to buy a ...plunger ??
.Maybe 10 to 15 dollars? Just a plunger, nothing special. Boiling hot water? Cheaper than baking soda..
..Thank you for the idea. (Safety Glasses) don't know how much they cost. As I said, Whatever works is what is best. Thank you for the additional idea. Stuart.

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Sink or tub, water still going down, but much too slow. Flow has gotten slower and slower. [View all] Stuart G May 2019 OP

Pour a bottle of hydrogen peroxide down the drain Phoenix61 May 2019 #1

Now,,,,is that stuff expensive? I don't think so. Does it work? I do think so. Stuart G May 2019 #3

I use a Bill Nye inspired technique htuttle May 2019 #2

Thank You for the "baking soda idea" or the Bill Nye technique. Stuart G May 2019 #6

I used to do a version of this when I cleaned my coffee pot csziggy May 2019 #8

Here is a quick and cheap way to solve the problem flyingfysh May 2019 #4

It kind of depends on where your clog is. LuvLoogie May 2019 #5

baking soda and vinegar WhiteTara May 2019 #7