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Stuart G

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3. Now,,,,is that stuff expensive? I don't think so. Does it work? I do think so.

Reply to Phoenix61 (Reply #1)

Tue May 14, 2019, 11:08 AM

May 2019

Is this a new idea? No, just one small bottle could help, plus the advise in the Original Post.
... You don't want to use hydrogen peroxide? That is ok, too. Do what works for you. The Original Post will also work.

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Sink or tub, water still going down, but much too slow. Flow has gotten slower and slower. [View all] Stuart G May 2019 OP

Pour a bottle of hydrogen peroxide down the drain Phoenix61 May 2019 #1

Now,,,,is that stuff expensive? I don't think so. Does it work? I do think so. Stuart G May 2019 #3

I use a Bill Nye inspired technique htuttle May 2019 #2

Thank You for the "baking soda idea" or the Bill Nye technique. Stuart G May 2019 #6

I used to do a version of this when I cleaned my coffee pot csziggy May 2019 #8

Here is a quick and cheap way to solve the problem flyingfysh May 2019 #4

It kind of depends on where your clog is. LuvLoogie May 2019 #5

baking soda and vinegar WhiteTara May 2019 #7