Why You SHOULD NOT Put Salt Down the Drain
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Why put salt down the drain? Great question. Glad you asked.
Not long ago, stories on the internet trended with articles like, “Pour Salt Down Your Drain, Here’s Why!” But no one ever explained why.
This message has resulted in increased concerns regarding the actual benefits of putting salt down drains. Is there any true advantage to it? What does it do? And how, if at all, does it work? Can it cause damage to your plumbing?
Let’s get some real answers.
IS SALT IN YOUR DRAIN HARMFUL OR HELPFUL?
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Thanks. I've never used salt to try to clean out my drains. Here is another piece of extremely useful advice I discovered experimenting. If your shower floor is stained, pour a bottle of pinesol over the stained areas and let it sit overnight. The next morning you'll be able to literally run hot water over the stain, no scrubbing at all, and it will wash right down the drain. It be as clean as if you'd just scrubbed it for an hour. It works like a champ. 👍
dude u put salt down the drain to prevent and kill roots from growing in your lines
That's what my plumber told me to do.
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Some videos talk about salt being abrasive and therefore a good cleaner, and similarly on roads. No. The salt goes into solution with water and is slightly alkaline which might give it a slight caustic action. On roads it lowers the freezing point of water thereby tending to de-ice roads. Nothing to do with the minor abrasion of the crystalline form.
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What is the link, on using Baking Soda and Vinegar ?
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Love you both. thank you for sharing useful info and tips!
Thanks for watching, Diane!
Salt causes tree and other roots in your sewer line to recede and wither. It won't help with grease... but neither will baking soda help with tree roots...will it? Do you have a simple, inexpensive tree root treatment?
Sodium bicarb + vinegar = salt.
I was told to use salt and yeast for my septic tank treatment. Is that true?
And down the toilet for roots?
How bout my sewer pipe that froze? Don't know what else to do. ice is in between my clean out and septic tank . the ice inside my sewer line could burst or crack my Main drain sewer pipe and that would be an expensive fix wouldn't it?
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Don’t use salt! Use SODIUM bicarbonate and vinegar!
You mean, a salt?
We're talking about two different salts here. Table salt is sodium chloride. Bicarb is NaHCO3, a different salt and I think slightly more alkaline in solution than NaCl (table salt). Mixing a salt and an acid results in a neutralizing solution: neither acidic nor alkaline.
@@dagwould We could be talking about 5,492 salts here, we would _still be talking about salt._
Help!!! Tub is clogged.
Audio is awful but ty for suggestion