Clogged drain? No need to call a plumber thanks to the plug method. This is the only way to solve everything in seconds.

It’s nearly impossible to predict when your  sink will get clogged  and you’ll have to call a plumber. In most cases, when the drain is pressurized and debris accumulates, the water won’t flow, and you risk flooding your entire kitchen. Fortunately, experts teach you how to prevent this, not only by paying closer attention to the problem but also  by using the “cap” method  . Unclogging clogged pipes is actually quite easy.

Clogged sink pipes, what are the causes?

It’s not easy  to keep a house clean and do everything perfectly, especially since there’s never enough time for all the household chores. However, there are some things you should avoid to prevent having to call in professional cleaners and risking a hefty bill.

Bathroom and kitchen drains  are constantly getting clogged, not only due to a number of seemingly unintentional causes but also due to carelessness and an  unhealthy lifestyle.  We’re talking about the bad habit of throwing all food scraps down the kitchen sink drain while washing dishes.

If your sink isn’t equipped with a dedicated waste collection basket, never throw food scraps down the drain hoping  the water will carry them away.  This type of debris often mixes with detergent residue and compacts together, creating a blockage. At that point, water can no longer flow through the pipes, resulting in unpleasant odors and a backflow of water and waste that only a plumber can  fix  .

Plug method: goodbye to clogged pipes

Is it possible to solve this age-old problem?  There’s no denying it, everyone has, at some point in their lives, even accidentally, thrown food scraps down the sink drain. The pipes got clogged, and the sink started emitting very peculiar smells.

If there’s no way to collect these food scraps from your plate, there’s a method you can use that can literally save your drains and your wallet. All you need is a small bottle with a plastic cap and a bit of dexterity.  How to proceed?

• Take the bottle and insert it through the cap upside down, where the drain is.
• Cut off the part of the bottle you don’t need.
• Take a nail and heat it with the help of a candle/stove and then pierce the lid and some of the nearby parts.
• Return the bottle to its original position.

While washing dishes, you’ll notice the bottle fills with food scraps, leaving the sink clear and the drain unclogged.  Empty the DIY basket  and reuse it with each dishwashing.