OKAY, first of all, STOP playing around! Go ahead and put a FULL CUP of baking soda followed by a FULL CUP of vinegar. Allow it to sit for 3-4 minutes THEN pour in a half gallon of BOILING water! Then you will be done. No need to keep rationing out those ingredients bit by bit. "Ain't nobody got time fa dat!"
You must like hearing your voice. My 8 year old daughter could of unplugged it in 10 minutes. After the baking soda and vinegar you use boiling water after 5 to 10 minutes drain opens right up. Rookie
If your doing this you can also clean your sink with a 50/50 vinegar and Neutrogena oil free acne wash mix and it is much cleaner and safe for the environment and makes your house feel good to be in.
Good idea, bad execution. You diluted the effect of everything by pouring it into standing water. Wait until the water goes down, THEN pour in baking soda, then the vinegar. Both of those chemicals are water soluble and will simply mix with the standing water. That's why the commercial drain clog chemicals sell a gel - it's heavier than the water. Your mileage may vary.
Plus, you have to give the baking soda and vinegar a chance to clean the pipe walls. Results are not instantaneous especially when your diluting the whole process. At least let it work for an hour..overnight is better!
Ok here's the deal. You might have to repeat the process a couple of times. I used baking soda and vinegar, hot water will loosen/soften the clog. Then I grabbed my plunger, gave it two quick plunges and "poof", problem solved. I repeated the process and used a pot of hot just to make sure. Issue resolved in less than 5 minutes. *****Side note***** If you're using a plunger to unclog a bathroom sink make sure and cover the overflow hole/drain with your free hand and plung the drain with your other hand....
Unfortunately that did not work for me. I spent a couple of hours last night trying to loosen my blockage in my bathroom sink with no luck and now I have water coming back up the pipe and sitting in the sink. Very annoyed. I used the plunger for well over an hour and could not get the blockage moving. I also used boiling water bi carb of soda and vinegar. No luck
Probably best as a preventative, rather than a curative measure and unlikely to be effective on standing water. Also, I've read/seen that you should leave it for up to half an hour and use much more soda/vinegar initially, followed by lots and lots of hot water!
You did it wrong, Rick, from what I've seen so far in my desperate search ;) You should have put the bicarb in first and let it rest (10 minutes?), then add the vinegar. However, your sink is flooded so it's not going to work anyway, you'd need to plunge away the water first... plus you really do need something caustic to dissolve hair, which is probably the cause of your blockage. Bicarb+vinegar is more suited to grease blockages, IMHO.
STEP #1 pour pot of BOILING water down drain STEP #2 pour 1 cup of baking soda down drain WAIT 5 - 10 minutes STEP #3 pour 1 cup of WHITE vinegar down drain STEP #4 pour pot of boiling water down drain. STEP#5 run HOT water for 5 minutes to rinse. When doing INFO videos like this it helps to send out the RIGHT way to do things : ) Happy draining !
In the 14 minutes it took to do your video I could have removed the trap under the sink , take it outside, rinse with hose , and re- install. Almost always full of HAIR. Which is why it's so hard to un-clog.
Omg yasss I was like you’re not following instructions that you saw on RUclips you’re supposed to do it before you shave and clog up the sink. This was a train wreck to watch. Wish someone would of told him to wait on that shave before you clog it and then rush it to work immediately.
Laughed like a drain at this.... Ya shoulda waited for the wife to come home to do it. To add to what others have written, after the dirty cold water has drained, pour a kettle of BOILING water down the sink; if that doesn't drain in a timely fashion, then let it drain and once gone, pour just a cup of boiling water down and let it drain. In either case, follow the boiling water with a cup of baking soda, then a cup of vinegar, then put your hands behind your head and step away from the sink. After at least 15 - 20 minutes, chase the concoction with a full kettle of boiling water - not too fast. Assuming there's "nothing special" down there, it should drain. Then pour hot water from the tap for about 5 mins to really flush it out. Do this once every month if you're going to be washing all your shavings down the sink. Maybe consider getting a metal mesh strainer for the drain to catch hair ...
I unclogged mine by plugging overflow and poured in baking soda and then vinegar but quickly plugging drain and the reaction pushed the blockage down the drain and it flowed perfect after that
add baking soda 1st then vinegar. Vinegar is the limitng reagent in this reaction. Best way to do this would be to FIRST wait for the slow drain to empty the sink. Yeah, no fun, but it is more effective. So add baking soda in and around the dryish drain let it sit to bond with whatever it can the pour vinegar till it gets super foamy.
The reaction needs to happen with the clog, not between chemicals you pour in. The bubbles can only help lift already loosened deposits. A drain cleaner is less expensive than this. Consider that you pay for 95% of plain water with the vinegar. When you buy lye, you get 30-100% of the actual chemical.
I unclog two drains by using baking soda and vinegar. This guy just doesn't know what he's doing. Poor the baking soda into the drain itself. Preferably not when the sink is filled of water. Then pour the vinegar into the sink. it's the vinegar and the baking soda reacting and bubbling up that causes the physical manipulation of the clog to move. But this is only a quick fix. looking for a method that will actually chemically dissolve the soap scum out. Any help 🤔🤔
Seriously this worked....my double kitchen sink has been clogged for months .I have had to use shop vac everytime I did dishes ect. I have tried multiple drain openers ( drano , liquid plummer , plunger ) Today there was standing water still in sink didn't use shop vacuum yet been plunging water jet ect . So there was a quarter of water filled in sink I poured baking soda and vinegar in the standing water plunged several times and poof water finally started draining. So I put more bs and vinegar to make sure followed up with a pot of hot water then pulled drain plug on other side of sink full of water and it's finally draining as it should....but remember I tried many things over month's of time but it finally broke free😊
If it’s clogged up so bad that nothing will open and the drain up because there’s nothing on the market that really well better call a plumber because this stuff don’t work I’m going to try liquid plumber next Drano did not work I said that before and another comment I dumped a whole bottle in the drain and it still didn’t work a waste of money and time👎👎😖😖💩💩
I used a whole bottle of Drano in my bathroom sink and it didn’t even work so you don’t work either and the damn thing is still clogged up I even tried baking soda and vinegar and it didn’t work either that’s a bunch of BS👎👎😖😖
I've used a whole box of baking soda and a large bottle of vinegar, let it sit there for about 45 minutes, then ran hot water , it didn't work at all...instead it seemed to make the issue worst cause my bathtub has been clogged literally all day now....it's bs!!!
You are doing it wrong sir, 1, You must empty all the water first from the sink 2, baking soda must be pour into the hole, ( not on the surface ) to work more effectively.
Doesn’t work efficiently in standing water. About 1/8 cup soda pushed in to dry sink and pipe.... Cup of white vinegar.... 10 minutes....Boiling water rinse
Good job contaminating your wife's eye makeup hope she doesn't get pink eye..now instead of a Plumbing bill you'll have an eye doctor bill. I think you're also supposed to plug up your overflow so that it can build up pressure in there..it would have worked a lot easier I think in my opinion.
I love using baking soda and vinegar to unclog a drain. It works very well. Of course, it works best if you can get the baking soda to go down into the drain and then pour the vinegar in there. Then it really starts to bubble and work it's way further into the drain.
LOL, the more water he adds the more it comes out the overflow....I Have tried this previously and it did not work......NOW.....add coca cola to it!!!!
First, leave the stopper in place. Then, bail the excess water out and wait a few minutes. Pour 1 cup of baking soda and 1 cup of vinegar into open drain. Hold a wet washcloth over the overflow drain and close the stopper.
I did this to my bathroom sink a few days ago, my sink was slow not stopped up. I poured a half cup of baking soda and then some vinegar, when that calmed down I added more vinegar. When that calmed down I added more baking soda and more vinegar and let it be for 5-10 minutes. i then poured a kettle of boiling water and that did the trick the sink drained completely.,
Plunger . When the drain gets slow put the plunger over opening . Fill sink half with water letting two cups in each time plunging . I did that in amazed me because it's been slow for a long time.
If you clean your drains you can also take apart the drain pipe from the sink down and clean the P-trap the U-shaped pipe below the sink and then when clean take the p-trap and drain pipes and place them in the freezer in a plastic bag and let them sit in the freezer for about 30 minutes. The cold will help kill a residential curse that is why many houses feel haunted just from the dirty drain issues they invite bad spirits in to drain you of your energy. A professional drain cleaner or plumber can also do this for about $133 that should be the going rate.
I have a long white flexible plastic thing with points on it (snake I think is a similar word for it)..you put it down your drain and move it around and it pulls all the hair out.
A cup of baking soda and cup of vinegar followed by boiling water it works You can also plunge it . I use them to unclogged my kitchen sink. It is best if you do it before you got to bed and let it work wonders overnight
Rick's RUclips Channel Please see my recipe elsewhere here just below . . . I forgot to write in STEP #3 to WAIT TEN MINUTES after pouring 1 cup of white vinegar! The rest of the recipe is OK as written. Cheers and thanks for the hearted comment : )
Baking soda & vinegar to unclog does work! I have done it multiple times. You have to give the solution time to work its magic. Patience is needed. Can't just throw it together on the fly cause it won't work.
ive been waiting hours because i cant get a plumber here till monday. the water isnt moving... how bad has yours been and worked? this is my kitchen sink.
Actually mate, what you'd want is one of those plastic lances with the reverse spikes to stick down there first and remove what is possible or, at least, enough to drain the sink. It does work, but to a point. Good luck though!
That happened to me once. Sometimes the baking soda builds up like you put more baking soda than vinegar. They have to be same amount. More vinegar needed.
I just did mine. I let the water run through. I poured baking soda down and added vinigar. It took a long time, about 25 minutes. I got impatient and went in with a hanger which I pushed past the goose neck. Bang! I poured water down at high velocity, the kind that previously filled the sink quickly and the water didn't build ip. Best drainage in years!. Generic Soda and Heinz Apple Cider Vinegar. I get the vinegar in a two gallon jug at Costco - cheap and very useful.
Just fix my sink I does work I had water in my the sink so while the reaction of the baking soda and vinegar was happening I used the plunge and it help it break. I did try the plunge before with out nothing but with the soda and vinegar it help a lot
Cover the overflow so all the reaction goes down into the pipe work. Wait till all the water has drained. Try to get as much soda down the plug hole as possible.. Use gloves and maybe googles and very hot vinegar,as soon as it is added to the soda cover the plug hole so the reaction goes down not up. Rinse with hot or boilling water
Okay here's the correct way that actually might work, but always use tools to remove as much hair as possible first... I use fence wire to get really deep. After doing this thoroughly, follow these steps. 1. Let the sink drain all the way. 2. Remove drain cover if you have one. 3. Start boiling a pot of water. 4. Carefully pour baking soda into drain, getting as much as possible into the drain, not around it. 5. Pour vinegar then IMMEDIATELY follow next step. 6. Quickly cover drain with plug, cover etc. creating a decent seal until you don't hear fizzing. 7. After about 3 minutes pour boiling water down drain.
This is useless. The first thing you should dis pull the cap on your trap and see if the drain is clogged at that point. If it's not and the clog is further down the pipe then you have a bigger problem and these home remedies will not work. You have to augur the drain all the way through and that usually requires a plumber.
just got out of the shower with half a bathtub of water ..waited until it finally went then did the baking soda trick... not a drama no more baths with my shower.. i was that shocked i went ahead and did it to every drain in my house... all at a cost of $4 Au
OKAY, first of all, STOP playing around! Go ahead and put a FULL CUP of baking soda followed by a FULL CUP of vinegar. Allow it to sit for 3-4 minutes THEN pour in a half gallon of BOILING water! Then you will be done. No need to keep rationing out those ingredients bit by bit. "Ain't nobody got time fa dat!"
You must like hearing your voice. My 8 year old daughter could of unplugged it in 10 minutes. After the baking soda and vinegar you use boiling water after 5 to 10 minutes drain opens right up. Rookie
That worked for me big time!!!!!
If your doing this you can also clean your sink with a 50/50 vinegar and Neutrogena oil free acne wash mix and it is much cleaner and safe for the environment and makes your house feel good to be in.
This is all I ever use. I pour soda down the sink, then vinegar. After a few minutes I pour in steaming hot water.
You need to physically remove and blockages. Many tools available for small drains.
This is like pulling tooth...very painful
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I thought this is kind of comedy.
Step 1 pour vinegar
Step 2 pour baking soda
Step 3 use eyeliner to jam it into the drain
Step 4 sleep on the couch
5:40 Your wife is not going to be happy about using her makeup to unclog your drain LOL
Good idea, bad execution. You diluted the effect of everything by pouring it into standing water. Wait until the water goes down, THEN pour in baking soda, then the vinegar. Both of those chemicals are water soluble and will simply mix with the standing water. That's why the commercial drain clog chemicals sell a gel - it's heavier than the water. Your mileage may vary.
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Exactly!
Plus, you have to give the baking soda and vinegar a chance to clean the pipe walls. Results are not instantaneous especially when your diluting the whole process. At least let it work for an hour..overnight is better!
Correct
ur too impatient. u need to give the baking soda and vinegar time to work.
Baking soda and white vinegar is a routine maintenance measure, not a harsh chemical treatment, which should be reserved for the rare clog.
Ok here's the deal. You might have to repeat the process a couple of times. I used baking soda and vinegar, hot water will loosen/soften the clog. Then I grabbed my plunger, gave it two quick plunges and "poof", problem solved. I repeated the process and used a pot of hot just to make sure. Issue resolved in less than 5 minutes.
*****Side note***** If you're using a plunger to unclog a bathroom sink make sure and cover the overflow hole/drain with your free hand and plung the drain with your other hand....
Unfortunately that did not work for me. I spent a couple of hours last night trying to loosen my blockage in my bathroom sink with no luck and now I have water coming back up the pipe and sitting in the sink. Very annoyed. I used the plunger for well over an hour and could not get the blockage moving. I also used boiling water bi carb of soda and vinegar. No luck
@@noelinesmith6846 did you cover the overflow hole/drain?
Probably best as a preventative, rather than a curative measure and unlikely to be effective on standing water. Also, I've read/seen that you should leave it for up to half an hour and use much more soda/vinegar initially, followed by lots and lots of hot water!
You did it wrong, Rick, from what I've seen so far in my desperate search ;) You should have put the bicarb in first and let it rest (10 minutes?), then add the vinegar. However, your sink is flooded so it's not going to work anyway, you'd need to plunge away the water first... plus you really do need something caustic to dissolve hair, which is probably the cause of your blockage. Bicarb+vinegar is more suited to grease blockages, IMHO.
STEP #1 pour pot of BOILING water down drain STEP #2 pour 1 cup of baking soda down drain WAIT 5 - 10 minutes STEP #3 pour 1 cup of WHITE vinegar down drain STEP #4 pour pot of boiling water down drain. STEP#5 run HOT water for 5 minutes to rinse. When doing INFO videos like this it helps to send out the RIGHT way to do things : ) Happy draining !
Thanks.Also get water out first. Lol
Thank you!!! That advice was straight to the point. Maybe you should make a video😎
Hey dumb question but how do I pour baking soda down the drain? Should I dissolve it in water or just sort of... push it in?
@@moeszyslak3097 just pour it in
@@Kyrasunn Pan the Organizer did this video already. Trying it right now. Lol
Using your wife's good make-up? Why not use your own toothbrush then? Since it is YOUR beard and shaving cream making the clog worse.
In the 14 minutes it took to do your video I could have removed the trap under the sink , take it outside, rinse with hose , and re- install. Almost always full of HAIR. Which is why it's so hard to un-clog.
You need to get the baking soda way down into the pipes BEFORE it fizzes. Sitting in the water in the sink is pointless.Empty the sink first.
Omg yasss I was like you’re not following instructions that you saw on RUclips you’re supposed to do it before you shave and clog up the sink. This was a train wreck to watch. Wish someone would of told him to wait on that shave before you clog it and then rush it to work immediately.
You have to block the overflow, too much air.
Laughed like a drain at this.... Ya shoulda waited for the wife to come home to do it. To add to what others have written, after the dirty cold water has drained, pour a kettle of BOILING water down the sink; if that doesn't drain in a timely fashion, then let it drain and once gone, pour just a cup of boiling water down and let it drain. In either case, follow the boiling water with a cup of baking soda, then a cup of vinegar, then put your hands behind your head and step away from the sink. After at least 15 - 20 minutes, chase the concoction with a full kettle of boiling water - not too fast. Assuming there's "nothing special" down there, it should drain. Then pour hot water from the tap for about 5 mins to really flush it out. Do this once every month if you're going to be washing all your shavings down the sink. Maybe consider getting a metal mesh strainer for the drain to catch hair ...
I unclogged mine by plugging overflow and poured in baking soda and then vinegar but quickly plugging drain and the reaction pushed the blockage down the drain and it flowed perfect after that
add baking soda 1st then vinegar. Vinegar is the limitng reagent in this reaction. Best way to do this would be to FIRST wait for the slow drain to empty the sink. Yeah, no fun, but it is more effective. So add baking soda in and around the dryish drain let it sit to bond with whatever it can the pour vinegar till it gets super foamy.
The reaction needs to happen with the clog, not between chemicals you pour in. The bubbles can only help lift already loosened deposits. A drain cleaner is less expensive than this. Consider that you pay for 95% of plain water with the vinegar. When you buy lye, you get 30-100% of the actual chemical.
I unclog two drains by using baking soda and vinegar. This guy just doesn't know what he's doing. Poor the baking soda into the drain itself. Preferably not when the sink is filled of water. Then pour the vinegar into the sink. it's the vinegar and the baking soda reacting and bubbling up that causes the physical manipulation of the clog to move. But this is only a quick fix. looking for a method that will actually chemically dissolve the soap scum out. Any help 🤔🤔
Seriously this worked....my double kitchen sink has been clogged for months .I have had to use shop vac everytime I did dishes ect. I have tried multiple drain openers ( drano , liquid plummer , plunger ) Today there was standing water still in sink didn't use shop vacuum yet been plunging water jet ect . So there was a quarter of water filled in sink I poured baking soda and vinegar in the standing water plunged several times and poof water finally started draining. So I put more bs and vinegar to make sure followed up with a pot of hot water then pulled drain plug on other side of sink full of water and it's finally draining as it should....but remember I tried many things over month's of time but it finally broke free😊
If it’s clogged up so bad that nothing will open and the drain up because there’s nothing on the market that really well better call a plumber because this stuff don’t work I’m going to try liquid plumber next Drano did not work I said that before and another comment I dumped a whole bottle in the drain and it still didn’t work a waste of money and time👎👎😖😖💩💩
Need to add boiling hot water to drain
I used a whole bottle of Drano in my bathroom sink and it didn’t even work so you don’t work either and the damn thing is still clogged up I even tried baking soda and vinegar and it didn’t work either that’s a bunch of BS👎👎😖😖
I've used a whole box of baking soda and a large bottle of vinegar, let it sit there for about 45 minutes, then ran hot water , it didn't work at all...instead it seemed to make the issue worst cause my bathtub has been clogged literally all day now....it's bs!!!
If would do the job if you did it properly!
Bale out water then put soda, then vinegar ... heated vinegar best. Then hot water after 10 minutes ...
Drain first then put baking soda and vinegar and you have to put at least cups vinegar bcoz you just put a little vinegar that’s why they don’t worry
next time use dawn dish soap half bottle thn 30 min boiling hot water and BAMM! GONE
You are doing it wrong sir,
1, You must empty all the water first from the sink
2, baking soda must be pour into the hole, ( not on the surface ) to work more effectively.
Stick some One Shot down there and it will be as clean as a whistle. Protect your eyes and open the window when using.
God I hope his wife doesn't see this
😆
This is y I'll never marry.
The long and short answer is no.
Doesn’t work efficiently in standing water. About 1/8 cup soda pushed in to dry sink and pipe.... Cup of white vinegar.... 10 minutes....Boiling water rinse
Good job contaminating your wife's eye makeup hope she doesn't get pink eye..now instead of a Plumbing bill you'll have an eye doctor bill. I think you're also supposed to plug up your overflow so that it can build up pressure in there..it would have worked a lot easier I think in my opinion.
The baking soda and hot water helps the most. You may have to take the drain a loose or use a wire hanger to un stop it
I love using baking soda and vinegar to unclog a drain. It works very well. Of course, it works best if you can get the baking soda to go down into the drain and then pour the vinegar in there. Then it really starts to bubble and work it's way further into the drain.
Worked well for me too!!!!!
And I tried lots of other things
I used this yesterday on a clogged sink and it worked great
Melissa Jongepier same here
LOL, the more water he adds the more it comes out the overflow....I Have tried this previously and it did not work......NOW.....add coca cola to it!!!!
Laugh out load, wifes make up stick :D Brilliant!
Dude, your execution is flawed, watch some videos and try it again.
First, leave the stopper in place. Then, bail the excess water out and wait a few minutes. Pour 1 cup of baking soda and 1 cup of vinegar into open drain. Hold a wet washcloth over the overflow drain and close the stopper.
I did this to my bathroom sink a few days ago, my sink was slow not stopped up. I poured a half cup of baking soda and then some vinegar, when that calmed down I added more vinegar. When that calmed down I added more baking soda and more vinegar and let it be for 5-10 minutes. i then poured a kettle of boiling water and that did the trick the sink drained completely.,
Plunger . When the drain gets slow put the plunger over opening . Fill sink half with water letting two cups in each time plunging . I did that in amazed me because it's been slow for a long time.
This does not work and this is a lie to say so.
Get Zip-It and that plastic strip will cut the hair and remove the clug. I know it works 100%.
If you clean your drains you can also take apart the drain pipe from the sink down and clean the P-trap the U-shaped pipe below the sink and then when clean take the p-trap and drain pipes and place them in the freezer in a plastic bag and let them sit in the freezer for about 30 minutes. The cold will help kill a residential curse that is why many houses feel haunted just from the dirty drain issues they invite bad spirits in to drain you of your energy. A professional drain cleaner or plumber can also do this for about $133 that should be the going rate.
1/2 cup of baking soda and a 1/2 cup of vinegar, let sit 10-15 minutes then rinse with boiled hot water will work!! Good luck!
It needs time to react and dissolve organic matters. Bleach also work but u have to put n put and wait for hours depend on how serious it is.
Not the way to do it.
I have a long white flexible plastic thing with points on it (snake I think is a similar word for it)..you put it down your drain and move it around and it pulls all the hair out.
A cup of baking soda and cup of vinegar followed by boiling water it works You can also plunge it . I use them to unclogged my kitchen sink. It is best if you do it before you got to bed and let it work wonders
overnight
I first do the Plunger ,no more water then pour some bsoda then vinegar warrrrrrra it's done. Thank you so much for sharing.
Rick's RUclips Channel Please see my recipe elsewhere here just below . . . I forgot to write in STEP #3 to WAIT TEN MINUTES after pouring 1 cup of white vinegar! The rest of the recipe is OK as written. Cheers and thanks for the hearted comment : )
Found the plunger trick in the comments. A bit gross but it worked!
This what me doing for me sink
I tried it and it didn't work !
Baking soda & vinegar to unclog does work! I have done it multiple times. You have to give the solution time to work its magic. Patience is needed. Can't just throw it together on the fly cause it won't work.
Exactly!
ive been waiting hours because i cant get a plumber here till monday. the water isnt moving... how bad has yours been and worked? this is my kitchen sink.
Stop adding the water and wait
NO,but a shop vac can!
Water ruined the chemical reaction. Wait 30 minutes 1st
did not work for me
Doesn't work
Pro tip: don't wash hair down the sink.
😂 Goofball
It worked for me
It unclogged mine, works good.
Actually mate, what you'd want is one of those plastic lances with the reverse spikes to stick down there first and remove what is possible or, at least, enough to drain the sink. It does work, but to a point. Good luck though!
Thanks it really worked for me
I tried it it worked u just need hot water
Such a waste of money and time
go under sink drain what water you can put pipe back on then do your baking soda & vinegar... full strength not deluted with water
Annette hk
Ive done the salt and hot water with dish washer and it works
Plunger
This looks like a real NO.
No
That happened to me once. Sometimes the baking soda builds up like you put more baking soda than vinegar. They have to be same amount. More vinegar needed.
I just did mine. I let the water run through. I poured baking soda down and added vinigar. It took a long time, about 25 minutes. I got impatient and went in with a hanger which I pushed past the goose neck. Bang! I poured water down at high velocity, the kind that previously filled the sink quickly and the water didn't build ip. Best drainage in years!. Generic Soda and Heinz Apple Cider Vinegar. I get the vinegar in a two gallon jug at Costco - cheap and very useful.
There's not much that vinegar can't be used for. Cleaning windows, bathroom, mopping floors, in the laundry, etc., and of course, unstopping drains :)
John McBarron ;
The best way to unclog a sink is to remove the P-trap, you see where the blockage is.
NOOOOOOOO
No
you are really hot Rick!
It work if you do it right
Hey man nice video i like the editing
+CrushMoments Thanks dude
Thats alg do you mind subbing me
CrushMoments just subbed dude
Hey man thanks for the suport
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Do you need to get all that water out the sink first.. Then add a half cup of each.
Nice SHIRT!!!
Just fix my sink I does work I had water in my the sink so while the reaction of the baking soda and vinegar was happening I used the plunge and it help it break. I did try the plunge before with out nothing but with the soda and vinegar it help a lot
Clorox
get on with it stop the talking
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Cover the overflow so all the reaction goes down into the pipe work. Wait till all the water has drained. Try to get as much soda down the plug hole as possible.. Use gloves and maybe googles and very hot vinegar,as soon as it is added to the soda cover the plug hole so the reaction goes down not up. Rinse with hot or boilling water
it doesn't work
Okay here's the correct way that actually might work, but always use tools to remove as much hair as possible first... I use fence wire to get really deep. After doing this thoroughly, follow these steps.
1. Let the sink drain all the way.
2. Remove drain cover if you have one.
3. Start boiling a pot of water.
4. Carefully pour baking soda into drain, getting as much as possible into the drain, not around it.
5. Pour vinegar then IMMEDIATELY follow next step.
6. Quickly cover drain with plug, cover etc. creating a decent seal until you don't hear fizzing.
7. After about 3 minutes pour boiling water down drain.
Not sure why you would want to neutralize the acidic properties of the vinegar with sodium bicarbonate.
Why
Didn't u used boiling water .
That might create some effect..
This is useless. The first thing you should dis pull the cap on your trap and see if the drain is clogged at that point. If it's not and the clog is further down the pipe then you have a bigger problem and these home remedies will not work. You have to augur the drain all the way through and that usually requires a plumber.
just got out of the shower with half a bathtub of water ..waited until it finally went then did the baking soda trick... not a drama no more baths with my shower.. i was that shocked i went ahead and did it to every drain in my house... all at a cost of $4 Au
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