• Keep cooking grease in an old coffee jar or milk container. Then deposit it in the rubbish bin.
• Throw coffee grounds in the bin or add them to your compost heap.
  
• Use a drain grate to cover the drain's opening and reduce problems with hair and soap residue.
  

Drains usually get clogged at the worst possible time, like when you have a houseful of overnight visitors or a large event. You may not have the ability to avoid every drain blockage. But there are actions you can take to protect against most clogs and backups. Here are some pointers to help you keep your drains pipes running freely.

If a plunger does not work, a drain snake may help. It is a flexible cable that can be pushed in the drain to separate the obstruction. Snakes will not damage your pipelines, yet they might scratch porcelain or ceramics, so use them with care.

Bathroom sink and shower clogs are usually the result of hair buildup. Running warm water via your drains pipes each week could help maintain them clear. We suggest pouring a small amount of bleach down drains pipes weekly, complied with by running water.

Toilets can receive products flushed away that need to be thrown away instead. This can be paper towels and child wipes. Those could swiftly back up to your toilet. Specifically, in homes where pipes reach into the major drain lines.

If you have a clogged sewage system line every year or 2, do not just get it cleaned. Many sewage blockage services will check the line to see exactly what's triggering the trouble. That entails sending a remote camera down the line for an examination.

The repeating issue could be tree roots entering through clay ceramic tile joints. A partially fallen down pipeline and even rotted-out actor’s iron can permit soil to fall under the line and produce a clog. 

It's worth paying to learn the reason and get it dealt with. This is better than frequent sewage system backups and sewer-cleaning costs.