Posted by bobfeather on June 22, 2018 at 15:44:04 from (208.114.153.91):
In Reply to: OT - Clogged Sink posted by npowell on June 22, 2018 at 09:11:57:
no help for what to use, but can let you know my experience on what not to use have a habit of pouring boiling water down kitchen drains, clears out the pipes of any greasey crap etc today was canning jam, and when done had a canner full of boiling water, thought, what the heck, works good in the kitchen, why not the bathroom ! can yah see where I am heading ? dumped the boiling water in to the right hand vanity sink in the bathroom, heard a crack and split that porcelain sucker wide open after mopping up the mess , explaining to the wife there was a defect in the 25 year old sink, shutting off the water to that sink, think I will check out the latest box store ads and see if there are any new style of sinks we might be interested in bathroom needed an up-date anyway bob
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