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If you have some bi-carb, tip a putt load of it into the drain and around it and let it sit for a bit, then pour over some vinegar - it will bubble up everywhere so go slow!! I do this regularly as I don't use chemicals. You can add a few drops of euc oil too if you need to!
ETA: What Rouge saidToo slow at typing!
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hehehehehe still greatly appreciated!
If you have some bi-carb, tip a putt load of it into the drain and around it and let it sit for a bit, then pour over some vinegar - it will bubble up everywhere so go slow!! I do this regularly as I don't use chemicals. You can add a few drops of euc oil too if you need to!
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As above there is also something called Actizyme you can get in Woolies etc, it is little pellets of enzymes or something that will eat away at anything that is down the drain causing odors. Seems to work quite well to keep the drains unblocked and smell free, and isn't any nasty chemicals.
I also have a Bokashi bin, you put all food waste in it along with some sawdust stuff that has got microbes in it, and it decomposes it and produced this juice - the juice smells a little but is also good for cleaning drains etc as it has same enzymes as the Actizyme.
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