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Using Vinegar and Baking Soda To Clear DrainsYou are busy having a shower and you begin to notice that the water does not go down the drain. Chances are you have a clogged drain, and if you are like most people you are going to reach for the Drano. While it is true that Drano does work, what are the effects on the environment from this product? According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Drano breaks down into harmless components when it is released into the water and into moist soil. Does that mean you should have it in your home? What about the danger it presents you in your home? The active ingredient in Drano is sodium hydroxide, which burns skin, aggravates the respiratory tract and can bother the throat. If ingested it will cause vomiting, chest pain, abdomen pain and difficulty in swallowing. This is why it must be kept out of the reach of children.
Many consumers use Drano because they do not know there are alternatives out there. Two of the best alternatives come in the form of vinegar and baking soda. There are two ways you can use these products to clear your drains in a safe and ecologically-friendly manner.
These two eco-friendly ways of clearing your drain will keep your home free of chemicals and will keep the planet free of chemicals which may be doing it harm. By clearing your drain regularly with these methods, you never have to worry about taking a bath while you try to take a shower again. | |||