Why 90% of Bathroom Drains Get Clogged
If you’ve ever encountered black sludge in your bathroom drain, you know how disgusting it can be — yet, unfortunately, drain buildup is a common concern. That’s because even normal, everyday grooming bathroom activities can fuel the slime that forms in your bathroom drain. As skin cells, hair, soap, shaving cream, toothpaste, lotion and other substances collect in the pipes, they create an environment in which bacteria can thrive. How can you prevent drain buildup while still using your sink and shower each day? To help answer this question, here’s a look at some top tips for how to prevent drain buildup at home:
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