Carefully pour the boiling water down the drain to flush it.
For stubborn clogs, repeat the process or add a teaspoon of dish soap after the vinegar for extra grease-fighting power.
Serving and Storage Tips:
This recipe is best used immediately after preparation.
You can premix baking soda and dish soap for quick use, but don’t mix vinegar until you’re ready to apply.
Store baking soda and vinegar separately in a dry, cool place.
Variations:
Citrus boost: Add lemon juice or citrus peels with the vinegar for a fresh scent.
Salt scrub: Mix coarse salt with baking soda for added scrubbing power before adding vinegar.
Essential oils: Add 3–5 drops of tea tree or peppermint oil to the vinegar for natural antibacterial benefits.
FAQ:
Q: Can this cleaner be used in the toilet?
A: Yes! It works great in toilets—just increase the quantities slightly and let it sit longer before flushing.
Q: Is it safe for septic systems?
A: Absolutely. This mixture is biodegradable and septic-safe.
Q: How often should I use it?
A: For maintenance, use it once a month to keep drains flowing smoothly and prevent buildup.
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