How To Unclog A Toilet
These are the best ways to clean your toilet.
Plunger
This is the best way to go if your toilet is clogging. A good quality plunger is better for sealing and overall effectiveness.
Make sure the plunger is completely submerged in water when unclogging the toilet. The suction must come from water, not air. The plunger should cover the entire hole. To keep your bathroom clean, place newspaper around the toilet.
The Plumbing Snake
To unclog a blockage in your drainpipe, a plumbing snake is a good option. A plumbing snake is a flexible, coiling wire that can reach into your toilet and navigate through the turns and turns of the pipes. Once you feel the obstruction, twist and turn the coil. This will help to break down the waste impediment into smaller, flushable parts, and unblock your drainpipe.
Although a plumbing snake can also be used to drain other drains in the house, we recommend buying a separate snake so that you don’t have to use the same snake for all drains.
DIY Drain Cleanser
To dissolve drain clogs, you can make a homemade concoction using products from your kitchen. Drain cleaner is an effective way to get rid of organic waste, especially if it was a clog.
Heat a half-gallon or more of water to warm it up. You should heat the water to warm the water around the clog. Warm water is ready to use. Add one cup baking soda and two cups vinegar to the warm water. Although we recommend 2 cups of vinegar and 1 cup baking soda, the amount can be varied. Combine the ingredients and pour the warm water into a toilet bowl at the waist height or higher to ensure that the water has a lot of force once it enters the bowl.
For best results, let the toilet go unattended for at least five to six hours. This is the best way to clean out any organic clogs in the drains.
Enzymes That Can Be Purchased In Stores
The same principle applies to enzymes. These enzymes can be purchased at the store and are stronger than an at-home solution. The chemical chemical process of clogging can be broken down by enzymes.
Don’t flush your toilet if you are certain it is blocked. Repeated flushing will not clear the blockage as you might hope. If you do notice a blockage, shut off the flapper to stop water from entering the toilet bowl. Then, use one of these methods. We hope these steps will help you solve any future clogging issues quickly and easily.
