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​​ Clogs in your plumbing can cause a lot of problems, especially during the summer when there are many activities and children at school. There are a few things you can do to prevent clogs from your plumbing this summer. These tips will show you how to take care of your pipes, and how to keep your home free from clogs.
1. Pay Attention to What Goes Down the Drain
It’s easy to flush things down your drain, especially during the summer. Grease and oils can build up during summer barbecues. All this oil begins as a liquid but becomes a solid when it cools and congesals. Clogs can develop in your pipes when this happens. Allow oils and fats in their liquid state to congeal in a container and place it in the refrigerator. Then, throw them out in their solid form. You don’t have to wait for oils and fats to congeal in your fridge. Instead, pour the oil into a sandwich baggie and then throw it away.
Other than oils, it is important to not flush other items down your drains. You should never flush stringy foods, such as corn husks, into your garbage disposal. Also, you should not flush potato peels or bones down the drain. These foods can clog your garbage disposal.
Consider serving food on paper plates at a large barbecue and placing the garbage can in the area. You’ll be able to dispose of food scraps easily and guests won’t throw things in the garbage disposal.
2. Monitor the use of the toilet
The toilets get flushed more often after the children come home from school. Switching to one-ply, thin toilet paper can make it easier for everything to flow through the pipes into the sewer or septic tank.
Keep baby wipes away from the toilet, where children may use them in place of toilet paper. Even if you have a lot of toilet paper, this will ensure that your toilets don’t clog.
3. Garbage your hair
Summer is a popular time to shave, whether it’s to maintain a clean appearance or get rid of excess hair that might prevent the skin from cooling down. Hair should not be washed in the toilet.
A drain filter is a good choice for people who want to shave more frequently in the future. It will catch hair and stop it from going down the toilet. It is best to throw out hair caught in the drain.
4. Be on the lookout for septic or sewer problems
Tree roots can cause problems in septic systems and sewer systems, especially during summer. Tree roots naturally grow toward water sources, so main lines are often clogged by tree roots in summer when the plants are at their best. Tree roots can block the sewer or septic lines and cause them to back up. This problem can be caused by slow drains or unusual gurgling sounds in the drains. These are some ways to avoid clogs this year. Contact a local plumber for more information. If your drains are blocked, call a local plumber immediately.
Clog Kings is happy to answer homeowners’ questions about how to prevent clogs. Contact us today to learn more.
This post was written by Joey Denick. Joey is the Owner and Operator of Clog Kings. At Clog Kings, LLC, we pride ourselves on our dedication and efficiency. We know you don’t have time to waste. That’s why we work fast to get your home or commercial building back up and running in no time. If you are looking for a Plumber Sarasota then look no further because we got you covered!
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