Guest guest Posted April 3, 2012 Report Share Posted April 3, 2012 One of the best drain cleaners is baking soda & vinegar...after you let your volcano settle (I try at least 30 minutes run it with clear water so it gets through all the drains. Also there is a site www.flylady.net and she has a book Shine My Sink...if you ever hear me mention I have to do timers today..it is when I actually use a timer and do 15 min cleaning and 15-30 min rest (sorry MS doesn;t like too much of doing stuff). Anyway you soak your sink with bleach and water to start off your cleaning habits. Her basic premise is take 15 minutes and divide your house into zones.. when I do it well I can actually get some cleaning done AND I HATE CLEANING (I used to say I was allergic to it as I would start and either wind up in the hospital or have an injury,,,and husband would have to finish..LOL). Debbie in NJ > > I poured bleach down the drains in bathroom and even down toilet and flushed and then rinsed, but it still smelled like chlorine for quite a while, but I thought it was better than the smell of the sewer gas. Then some days we have no problem at all. Don't know if it is some kind of weather inversion or what.  Neighbors have had a problem with it too. We are in a park with private lines and it was just a few homes with the problem. >  > Don't know if there is a leak or what the problem is. I sure don't like it. I did find a nice container with little balls of gel in it and that is taking out any odors but it hasn't been bad there. I did buy an air purifier and got odor prefilder with charcoal. Does help with dust but didn't do much if the sewer gas picks up. People are beginning to leave the park for the summer so it may get better with less use in lines. > > Carolyn Wilkerson > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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