The 3 Most Common Household Drain Clogs

 

There Are Few Hassles Worse Than Stepping Into Your Shower And Noticing The Water Failing To Drain. To Make Matters Worse, The Standing Water Can Stain Your Tub And Cause Leakage. Wouldn’t It Be Ideal To Avoid This Issue All Together? We Must Become Conscious Of What We’re Putting In Our Pipes, From Toilet To Tub, All The Way To The Kitchen Sink. Some Common clog culprits include:

• Bathroom Clogs – In your showers, tubs and bathroom sinks, the most common issue that takes place is dirt, skin flakes and hair combining with soap scum to create major clogging.
• Clogged Toilets – A little different than your typical clog, this is usually a byproduct of putting things in your toilet that do not belong there. Some common items responsible are: feminine hygiene products, cotton-tipped swabs, dental floss and pre-moistened diaper wipes.
• Kitchen Sink Clogs – This can range from cooking grease to foods that expand, to veggie peels and large amounts of leftovers.