Drain Issues
Clogged drains are some of the most common plumbing problems plaguing American homes. Prevention is always better than cure when it comes to keeping your drains clean. Never flush large objects, diapers, feminine products or paper towels down your toilet. Similarly, never use your kitchen sink as a trash can. Don't pour grease or shove, coffee grounds, banana peals, tea bags, bones and egg shells down your disposer. Make it habit of regularly running hot water down your drain to keep it clog free. Limit your use of non biodegradable laundry detergent, and use strainer covers to keep your bath tubs and shower drains free of clogs. Clean your strainers regularly.
Make sure you have a toilet and sink plunger handy at all times to clean clogged drains in an emergency. For instance, in case of a clogged toilet drain simply plunge 15 to 20 times, and keep pouring water regularly down the toilet. This should be enough to remove any obstructions. In case of a kitchen sink drain, use a plunger to dislodge any clog. If this doesn't work, insert a plumber's snake into the drain. Turn the handle until you can feel the hook attach itself to the clog. Fish out the clog in this manner. This also works with bathroom shower drains.
It doesn't take much to keep your drains clean, and when you do end up with a clogged drain, a little help from your plunger should be enough to clean the drain. If all these doesn't help however, hire a professional drain cleaning company to remove the clog. We can help you find professional drain cleaning contractors in Denver.
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