Sewer blockage is a problem that periodically occurs in both new buildings and old houses.
No one is safe from clogging the sink in the kitchen, failure of the drain tank.
Remains of food and objects that categorically cannot be thrown into the sink or toilet can get into the sewer.
Leftover flour
After cooking, leftover flour can end up in the sink in the kitchen. However, not all housewives know that flour, once in the sewer, can cause another blockage.
Flour, in contact with water, turns into a sticky and sticky mass, which gets stuck in the pipes and is not washed off.
Coffee
You can wash away granulated coffee drinks down the sink or toilet. However, this rule does not apply to ground coffee.
Coffee grounds have a high density and are especially dangerous for pipes with insufficient slope.
Pasta
During the cooking process, some varieties of pasta and cereals swell greatly, and when they get into the sewer, they clog the pipe.
Be sure to use a colander when rinsing pasta and cereals.
Fat
Fats of animal and vegetable origin, when they enter the sewer, remain on the walls of the pipes, forming a film that makes movement difficult. Over time, fat deposits accumulate, leading to clogging.
