Do you spend money and time using a plumber to clear a clog?
Prevention is better than cure. Using basic housekeeping care, one can keep the
drainage clear.

 Old newspapers can be used to wipe off crockery and cooking
utensils free of food and grease before washing them in the sink or dishwasher.
Crush a piece of newspaper and it becomes an absorbent material to soak up the
grime. If you don’t want to make your hands black from printer’s ink, use
toilet roll paper.

 Don’t even think of discarding leftover fluids into the
sink. They will cause clogs. Pour them into a plastic bag and throw it out in
the trash or garbage disposal.

 After each bath and shower, collect all dropped strands of
hair and dispose in the trash.

 Avoid washing very dirty or greasy hands at the sink. If you
own an outdoor water outlet, use that. Try using paper towels to clean off
before splashing the freed baddies down the sink.

 Just like people who need regular detoxification and cleansing,
the sink and you will be happy with the specialized cleaning products. These
will remove organic buildup of remnants and dirty scale before they cause you
the greater inconvenience of a choked sink.

 When shopping for drainage scourers, read the fine print.
Choose one that states it doesn’t corrode the metal or whatever material
your pipes are made of.

 By taking care of your sink, it will remain a faithful to
you and stand up to its expected duties.

 Do you keep bleaching agents handy by the sink? Check that
they are suitable for your pipes. A few bucks of pinched savings can chalk up
bigger bucks in penalties.