How Do You Use Home Remedies For Plumbing?
A quick guide to your sewer system and how to keep it operational using home remedies. Rock Salt The number one problem that service plumbers come across when it comes to drain lines is tree roots. A lot of customers will ask, “How can tree roots break into my line?” The truth is, tree roots are a property nightmare. They crack foundations and driveways, and sewer lines are their favorite target. Think about it, roots grow out to find nutrients for the tree to survive. A sewer line is always moist and it practically carries fertilizer. Once the roots break in, they will begin to grow threw the line, thus filling it up. Once the roots are thick enough, anything that you put down the toilet will begin to catch on the roots, thus clogging it up. Not only that, but the line will begin to crack and eventually cave in. A home remedy to stop roots from growing is rock salt. Flushing about two cups a week down the stool will help prevent the roots from growing in because the salt will dehydrat
