Instructions:

1. Boil Water:
   • Start by boiling about 2 liters of water in a kettle or pot.
2. Prepare the Mixture:
   • While the water is boiling, pour the dishwashing detergent directly into the drain. This will start working on the grease and grime.
   • Next, add the salt. The coarseness of the salt will help to physically scrub the pipes as the solution moves through them.
3. Add Vinegar:
   • Slowly pour the white vinegar down the drain. The vinegar will react with the dishwashing detergent and salt, helping to further break down any residues.
4. Flush with Boiling Water:
   • Carefully pour the boiling water down the drain. The heat will help to dissolve any greasy substances and flush out the loosened debris and residue. Be careful to handle the boiling water safely to avoid splashes.
5. Repeat if Necessary:
   • If the drain is still slow or the odor persists, repeat the process. Sometimes, tough clogs need a couple of treatments to fully clear.

Benefits of Using This Method

• Eco-friendly: This method avoids harsh chemicals, making it better for the environment and safer for older plumbing systems.
• Cost-effective: Utilizes inexpensive, everyday household items that are often already in your kitchen.
• Efficient: Works quickly to break down common types of clogs caused by kitchen waste and soap buildup.