I did this before and it took the smell out I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't the only one do it but thank you so much because it does take the smell out you have to do it at least every 2 months but I do it every month just to be safe thank you
There could be something wrong with your trap. If the trap is off-kilter, sewage gases can escape and enter the drain pipe. That's why there's a trap, to hold water down there and prevent gases from wafting up the pipe (which can be dangerous actually). Does it smell like sewage? If so, that's a P-trap issue. Otherwise, there could be something stuck down there that's rotten. I'd clean out the P-trap if I were you. Takes only a few minutes.
clean out your P-trap (the U-bend pipe underneath). Shut off the water supply, then take it apart by hand (if it's plastic), and use a tray to catch excess water. The trap sometimes contains sludge that can be easily removed. Just run it under your hot water tub spigot. Then replace and turn water back on.
Your drain might not have a p or naini trap. So sewage air is coming out easily from drainage. No if you don't want to break anything use a one way drain filter.
Most sink drains have a trap underneath to stop smells coming back up (the trap works like a u-bend in a toilet). You should be able to remove the trap and clean it out so that it works properly.
It didn’t work in my sink ,I also poured bleach down the drain and also fabric softener and still didn’t work , I bought some tablets from amazon that someone recommended I got two packages with 6 tablets each I’m on my second package and the smell is still there ,don’t know what else to do ,any suggestions?
@@elvinaraposo523 - try using a Washing-Machine Tablet that kills the smell, and cleans the lines. Just do a 15 minute usual EMPTY wash cycle - (no clothes)!
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I did this before and it took the smell out I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't the only one do it but thank you so much because it does take the smell out you have to do it at least every 2 months but I do it every month just to be safe thank you
It worked! Thank you!
Worked great for us. TY
It works thank you
it came back
How many days after it should done?
❤THANK YOU❤
Thank u so much
What if you leave it for 30 minutes or over night before rinsing?.......will it eat through the plastic?
No it want
Is apple cider vinegar okay? Thank you. 🙂
Yes
I have done this and even poured bleach down the pipe still smells.
There could be something wrong with your trap. If the trap is off-kilter, sewage gases can escape and enter the drain pipe. That's why there's a trap, to hold water down there and prevent gases from wafting up the pipe (which can be dangerous actually). Does it smell like sewage? If so, that's a P-trap issue. Otherwise, there could be something stuck down there that's rotten. I'd clean out the P-trap if I were you. Takes only a few minutes.
@@jpichet6999HEYOOOO 😂😂😂 Good one
Might need a plumber to come look at the pipes could be something backed up
@@jpichet6999 please be serious 😅
You need to move to a new house.
Will the vinegar or hot water damage pipes???
No
Boiling hot water will damage pipes
I did same as you said but its not work.smell didn't went .what should I do next?
clean out your P-trap (the U-bend pipe underneath). Shut off the water supply, then take it apart by hand (if it's plastic), and use a tray to catch excess water. The trap sometimes contains sludge that can be easily removed. Just run it under your hot water tub spigot. Then replace and turn water back on.
Bathroom sinks also have an overflow drain hidden under the rim, which may need the treatment.
Your drain might not have a p or naini trap. So sewage air is coming out easily from drainage. No if you don't want to break anything use a one way drain filter.
@@watteau6646 We have no p traps here. What to do. We cannot buy p traps. they are not sold here.
Did not work
Ours s plastic If v use hot water pipe wil damage.. wat 2 do
Just use warm water, not too hot
Most sink drains have a trap underneath to stop smells coming back up (the trap works like a u-bend in a toilet). You should be able to remove the trap and clean it out so that it works properly.
Wish I would have read your comment. That’s exactly what happened to my pipe!
It didn’t work in my sink ,I also poured bleach down the drain and also fabric softener and still didn’t work , I bought some tablets from amazon that someone recommended I got two packages with 6 tablets each I’m on my second package and the smell is still there ,don’t know what else to do ,any suggestions?
@@elvinaraposo523 - try using a Washing-Machine Tablet that kills the smell, and cleans the lines. Just do a 15 minute usual EMPTY wash cycle - (no clothes)!
well bleach didn't work ill try this
It worked! Thank you🙏