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Tips for Best Results
- Repeat this process once a week to keep drains smelling fresh and clear.
- For very stubborn smells, let the baking soda and vinegar sit for up to an hour before flushing with hot water.
- Avoid using boiling water on PVC pipes regularly as it can soften the plastic over time—use hot tap water instead if concerned.
Why This Method Is Better Than Chemical Drain Cleaners
Commercial drain cleaners can be harsh, toxic, and harmful to your plumbing and the environment. The baking soda and vinegar method is non-toxic, safe for all types of pipes, and eco-friendly. Plus, it’s incredibly cheap and uses items you already have in your pantry.
Next time your drains smell funky, try this simple three-ingredient solution — your nose (and your wallet) will thank you!
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