We know that you have plenty of other things in your day to think about and, we want to make sure that your plumbing system isn’t one of them. Any homeowner who’s dealt with a clogged drain already knows that it’s a total pain. That’s why Jackson Comfort Services provides Akron and surrounding areas with drain cleaning services designed to eliminate even the toughest clogs. We use the latest tools and cutting-edge technologies to identify drain issues fast and deliver affordable solutions that you can trust.
Off the shelf, chemical drain cleaners may be somewhat effective at clearing minor clogs but it could be at significant cost. Avoid the use of these harsh chemicals that will erode your pipes, leading to long-term damage. It’s also important not to mix chemicals or drain cleaners at they could cause a dangerous reaction.
The simplest solution is slowly pouring boiling water down the drain, stopping every 5 or so seconds to see if the water is draining any faster.
If you’re looking for a safe, home remedy solution you can try pouring 1/2 cup baking soda down the drain followed by 1/2 cup vinegar. The fizzing action will work to loosen up the gunk, hair and grime that has built-up. Let it sit for at least an hour and then flush with boiling hot water.
You can utilize a drain cleaning tool, also referred to as a hair grabber or drain snake, found at most big box home improvement stores. You slide the tool down into the drain, and its small prongs grab hair and debris that is caught in the drain as you pull it out.
Most people associate plungers with toilets, but did you know they also make one for sinks and showers? For proper suction, make sure you use a plunger that is sized for your drain.
Off the shelf, chemical drain cleaners may be somewhat effective at clearing minor clogs but it could be at significant cost. Avoid the use of these harsh chemicals that will erode your pipes, leading to long-term damage. It’s also important not to mix chemicals or drain cleaners at they could cause a dangerous reaction.
The simplest solution is slowly pouring boiling water down the drain, stopping every 5 or so seconds to see if the water is draining any faster.
If you’re looking for a safe, home remedy solution you can try pouring 1/2 cup baking soda down the drain followed by 1/2 cup vinegar. The fizzing action will work to loosen up the gunk, hair and grime that has built-up. Let it sit for at least an hour and then flush with boiling hot water.
You can utilize a drain cleaning tool, also referred to as a hair grabber or drain snake, found at most big box home improvement stores. You slide the tool down into the drain, and its small prongs grab hair and debris that is caught in the drain as you pull it out.
Most people associate plungers with toilets, but did you know they also make one for sinks and showers? For proper suction, make sure you use a plunger that is sized for your drain.